@Robert Shoffner , while they may not appear to have a need for a service animal, you are not allowed to ask WHY they need it.If it is a service or Emotional Support Animal, you are only allowed to request proof of prescription - a letter from the prescribing physician stating they did prescribe the animal for the tenant.While you can't ask why they need the animal, I am not aware of any laws restricting you from requesting that any animals be restrained or otherwise controlled while you or your workmen are in the property.

I personally hate the idea of paying interest unless it's on a loan (assets/investments), so this may just be a pill I have to learn to swallow.

At that point, I decided I wanted to get bigger, and had to swallow the bitter pill of giving up some of my hard earned cashflow to a 3rd party property management company so that I could keep my sanity, my job and my family life while continuing to grow the business.  

People spend tens of thousands of dollars looking for the secret magic pill that will immediately make them rich in real estate.

More importantly, Amazon is targeting the prescription drug market share of these stores, and ultimately will take a big bite out of their dominance.

The vast majority of welfare checks prove the individual is fine and it was just a miscommunication about their schedule, a dead batter, a heavy sleeper, someone knocked out on prescription meds, etc.

Asking because if she OD'd on prescription medication, then it may not be considered illegal. 

Apparently there was a gentlemen's agreement back in '56, which may be enough for a prescriptive easement for the cabin itself, but I put a fence up (with her "blessing") a few feet behind which is problematic with nothing in writing.

All the new development along Niagara Street, for example, with rents $1800+ is a tough pill to swallow, but I'm watching it closely to see how it pans out.

And if you choose the blue pill when you enter the portal, it’s all you can eat McRibs for life.