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Private Equity Landlord Settles With FTC for Charging Junk ‘Smart Home’ Fees, Other Deceptive Practices

Progress Residential will pay nearly $50 million to settle FTC allegations of hidden fees, improper security deposit deductions, and misleading rental photos.

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Private Equity Landlord Settles With FTC for Charging Junk ‘Smart Home’ Fees, Other Deceptive Practices
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Progress Residential, the largest property manager of single-family rental homes in the U.S., will pay $49.75 million to settle charges brought by the Federal Trade Commission and four states that it engaged in deceptive practices, according to a press release from the federal agency.

Progress Residential is owned by private equity firm Pretium Partners and was accused by…

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