But each extra body = more trash, more towels, more sheets, more dishes, more cleaning, more wear and tear, more potential damage, Etc...In one of our places, we actually converted 2 of our 4 bedrooms into a yoga room and office respectively, to cut down on the number of potential guests and problems.

(Question accidentally posted twice, body of question in other post).

Just to name a few there is OSU college which is a real estate super power that develops land and buildings at a crazy pace, L Brands (Victoria Secret and Bath and Body Works), and Battelle a well-known large government research facility. 

You could give them 30 days (or whatever your state requires) or you can shorten it down and see how they react.

These are "good" deals, by definition, for you. 3) Set up a search with your agent, and be ready to react whenever your definition of a "good" deal comes on the market. 

Can anyone point to an instance of where a Fair Housing violation was handed down by a state or federal regulatory body in response to a letter from a potential buyer to seller? 

I worked construction my entire life my body is a wreck now....but it was a blast, not sure I wouldn't do it again anyway....So you need to get a property.....any property, anywhere.

Owner has property for rent and is willing to sell property on lease option  which is great but the owner want a application filled out with $50 fee. right the deal is stalled because I am not giving him a $50 application fee My question is has any body run into this before how do you over come this objection?

I advise for literally hundreds and thousands of MN rental units, I have a legal compliance department and offices who's sole job is to read, interpret these laws and communicate with the government bodies directly.

Think about it with the part of your body that is ABOVE your shoulders.