.- Set different terms, conditions, privileges, or provision of services relating to the rental or sale of the housing.- Deny you property insurance.- Conduct property appraisals in a discriminatory manner.- Tell you that housing is not available for inspection, sale or rental when it is available.- Refuse Areasonable accommodations@ for a person with a disability.- Harass, coerce, intimidate, or interfere with anyone exercising a fair housing right or assisting others to exercise their fair housing rights.- Discriminate in the advertising of a house or apartment.- Treat you differently based on the source of your income.- Fail to aggregate income of all persons in the household for purposes of qualifying for a rental or home purchase.

Its a privilege for me to be here, never would it be the other way around. 

I am privileged and honored to have taught you a little bit.

Not that I'm relating the two but, owned and operated by a local association of REALTORS, membership to that board will be required IF you work at a brokerage that is a member of that board, with MLS privileges as a benefit of said membership.

I understand it's a privilege to have a companion animal in a rental, but I'd like things to be fair to me financially since rental rates are already so high here, and also because I'm not overstating my case with this dog.

BK attorneys and their low life clients now treat lien stripping as a right instead of a privilege.

One company so far told me flat out that they weren't interested and then today I had the privilege to gain the interest of another company (being that this is such a feat...

You're essentially their bird dog, agent, and contractor all rolled into one, and you just paid THEM for the privilege.  

Since 1999 I have had the privilege of aiding attorneys and the general public in exposing lender or creditor fraud.

I truly appreciate any advice or help you can give me.1) 100% chance someone will let her hang her license and begin paying fees for the privilege. 2) You need to be prepared for her to pay her dues, and not see a single dollar in income, for her first six months.3) Plan to be in the red for six months, like I said.