If all else fails I suggest writing your representative specifically the ones on the financial oversight panel that grilled ken lewis, and explain how BOA is prohibiting short sales with these clauses.

Maybe on her grill?

And that yard is a great place for a grill - some people just need to be told it's there.Next, given your rehab was a number of years back, and that you have a yard, you might want to advertise as pet friendly.

Originally posted by @Brad Cogswell:And spillage into Baltimore definitely is happening in certain areas.I suspect that to be the case... there seems to be at least 8 major towns with a population of 200,000 or more in at least 5 different  cluster of states near Baltimore and with housing prices and rent significantly higher than Baltimore's from DC, Jersey, Newark, Virginia Beach etc; DCs economy seems to be quite robust... at $555,000 median value buying activity seems to be quite robust.

Mentors also like to talk to people that have applied themselves in the 2nd step already mentioned, being decisive and learning that focus before grilling your mentor.4.)

A nice charcoal and gas grill. 

@Joe Splitrock I saw an almost perfect 4 burner grill with a side burner by the side of the road. 

With any investment, I plan to conduct due diligence of the Sponsor and ask as many questions as I can (and plenty of people here have laid out helpful questions to "grill" a Sponsor with).  

In my mind if it included like a refrigerator than I am responsible to keeping it functional and repair or replace it when necessary.Complimentary is when it is an extra that the tenants may use, such as a bbq grill, a kayak, a shed...if it breaks, gets stolen, it is at my discretion and I may or may not repair or replace it, but I don't charge extra for it.Is complimentary the proper word to use in this context?

Others will grill you about locks, dogs, updates, etc.