I just read an article (TX Tribune IIRC) that due to a one line addition that the idiot Lt.

It is very hard to establish at tribunal that the damage was done intentionally with malice and not just out of stupidity: case example; tenant brought motorbike into living room to change oil and severly damaged/stained carpet - judge ruled tenant had not set out intentionally to cause damage to the carpet -so this was not covered on the other hand, tenant caused offensive graffitti to internal walls -this was ruled to have been done intentionally with malice -so covered However, this policy comes into its own mainly for rent default, of varrying amounts depending on the circumstances but in some cases upto 12weeks if the tenant does a runner.

There are several Chicago Tribune articles on this topic.  

These names are easy to find and they will be found.For all who think these gray areas are ok to delve into because they aren't expressly prohibited should check out this article from todays' Chicago Tribune entitled Mortgage Cops Taking a Tough Stance.http://www.chicagotribune.com/classified/realestate/foreclosure/sc-cons-0913-strategic-default-20120913,0,4134066.storySome key quotes."

The Tribune has a murder/shooting tally on the front page every day now.

They are busy building the Magnolia Network on HBO, Renovating their new headquarters downtown in the old Waco Tribune-Herald building, and their highly anticipated boutique hotel.

If you want to check out crime in an area, you can type the address in on Trulia and look at their crime map, or check out Chicago Tribune's Crime Map.

The star and tribune had a good article regarding this topic in the Twin Cities. 

“Practice of law” means providing legal advice or services to or for another by:(3) preparing a document, in any medium, on behalf of a specific person or entity for filing in any court, administrative agency, or tribunal;(5) preparing a document, in any medium, intended to affect or secure a specific person's or entity's legal rights.In Arizona, it's not lawful to file Probate papers for someone, if you are not an attorney or a licensed “Legal Document Preparer”Since the wholesaler is neither an attorney nor a recognized “Legal Document Preparer”, the AZ BAR is looking into their "possibly practicing law."

The SD Housing panel has approved them:https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/communities/san-diego/story/2019-10-10/san-diego-housing-panel-oks-movable-tiny-houses-as-new-low-cost-optionNot sure how much of the article I can copy/paste here, but let me know if it is allowed.The full City Council needs to approve the code change in early 2020, and the Union Tribune says they are expected to do so.