owe $6,000 ( I don't and was never given any kind of bill for that amount- this is the first I heard of it from someone I just met), disclose that I was renting under a subsidized program ( I was not applying for subsidized housing and NEVER mentioned this to the leasing agent @ the new apt.) and do this without any permission from me to discuss this with anyone? I was approved for the apartment until the leasing agent at the new place called and was told all of this. She then said she couldn't rent to me until I had cleared up the debt. Did the landlord break the law? Are there laws in California about privacy on matters like this? Can I sue the landlord for doing this? It cost me an apartment approval and the $30 application fee. I currently live in the property that claims I owe $6,000 and am trying to move out of it.
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"Landlord", based on your nasty tail sentence and other "answers" I have seen you leave, you sound like an idiot who logs on to take out your bitter frustration that you have on other people in your life & looks to project them on others.. Get therapy!
There is NOTHING in my question that "seems" like I am trying to "screw" the landlord, but based on my experiences living here, the landlord can
"screw himself"