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Progress Residential and Pretium Partners to pay $49.75 million over deceptive rental practices

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The FTC and the states of Arizona, Colorado, Indiana and Utah settled with and for $49.75 million, described as the largest FTC enforcement action against a landlord. The complaint covers undisclosed mandatory recurring fees, false move-in-ready and inspection claims, deposit deductions for normal wear and tear and pre-existing conditions, missed itemised statements, and standardised nondisparagement clauses in consumer contracts. The order requires total monthly price disclosure, a deposit refund process with documentation, and bans on the listed practices. No CVEs or technical indicators are involved, so no technical defence applies.

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  1. Fri 6 NovemberProgress Residential and Owner Pretium Partners to Pay $49.75 Million to Settle FTC and States’ Charges Over Deceptive Rental Pricing Practices and Other Unlawful ConductFTC Consumer Protection

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