<prompt> Human: By sold I mean worked by a salesperson. Story: My GF and I have been looking at apartments. We toured a building and just loved it. Brand new, great neighborhood, amenities, finishes, and price. The salesman we talked to was super nice and seemed helpful. My GF talked it over, and a couple days later we decided we wanted to apply for it. But oops - that unit had just leased. Our mistake for waiting, I guess. He tried to sell us on a cheaper unit that faced a brick wall of an adjacent building instead. We said no thank you.He told us that there would be more units at that price in a couple days, just waiting for approval from management. So we waited and waited. Nothing. Eventually we popped back in. He said Oh! Wouldnt you know it, well have more deals approved tomorrow. But theyll be for units facing the adjacent building, similar to that one you didnt like.Long story short, he convinced us that due to the other promotions they were offering 1 month of free rent, reimbursed application fees and the fact that those wouldnt apply to the discounted units, it would be in our best interest to just put in an application for a full-priced unit. It wouldnt be as cheap as the very first one, but this seemed like the best option moving forward. So we did.Last night, I was browsing the leasing website, and the unit direclty below the first one we wanted was discounted again. Nearly to the original price we missed out on. Im so mad right now. I mean, ok, a salespersons job is to make sales. Ideally for higher priced items. And obviously he knew the right things to say at the right time to get us to apply. But I feel misled. He told us that type of unit would not be discounted again. So we moved forward. And now magically, here it is.We havent signed a lease yet. Im debating walking away from this altogether. Yeah, we would lose 300 in application fees and we do love the apartment, but its the principle of being misled into making decisions. How would you handle it?  <response>: Ask him why he misled you, and to redirect your application towards the more desirable unit you saw first.If you want to walk away entirely, ask him to refund your application fee on the basis of having misled you.They might not do this, or might be offended or act offended at the implication, so try to stay polite, and be prepared to just eat the fee and move on. 