I don't disagree that Facebook is a lot of morons posting pics of food they're eating but those morons are your new tenants!

If you disagree with the landlord's return amount, you can take it to small claims court.

@Russell Brazil I disagree the tax benefits can be substantial and can potentially make the deal significantly better.

Spend a ton of time examining differences and learning what impacts value in your market.

Anyone disagree?

Enyi,Respectfully, I disagree with J Scott.

It's a customer-centric business, and an unwillingness to gracefully accept opinions we disagree with does not correlate with future success. 

I strongly disagree. 

IF that is what he meant I disagree with him.

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