You can misunderstand what he says, misread body language, miscommunicate, etc.The only way I know is to really screen them up front.

After you kick him out if he needs a place to rent, send him my way 🤣I'm pretty sure he'll leave my place in a body bag.

The general public needs a governing body to oversee this stuff to protect the public's interests.

@Tyler Bodi - the parcel that I’m looking at is zoned for planned development so if the city were to approve of more than 4 units I would be set on the zoning side.

I wish the Attorney General had some software in place to handle this, since there are software packages out there that can review the “education grade level” of text - so it could really be automated that way, and then each time a change needs to be implemented the new document(s) can be submitted; I imagine an electronic receipt of some sort would be issued to confirm approval should the AG ever implement such a thing, along with keeping a copy of the document(s) in some database as a “just in case” they are needed.

I scan documents in the field, in front of clients so they can get them in their in-box before I leave appointments. 

It will also be able to scan the game cards and prompt you to either accept or reject certain opportunities as they come your way.

And really no one does because there is not a substantive body of case law.   

It will also be able to scan the game cards and prompt you to either accept or reject certain opportunities as they come your way.

So, the total move-in costs (not including pet fees, if applicable) would be $2475, all paid prior to lease signing.Also, we would need copies of the two most recent pay stubs and photo ID for all applicants aged 18+ (I can scan at the showing) to begin the verification process, which only takes a few days.Since choosing a place to live is a very personal decision, please feel free to do a “drive by” of the property, located at 123 Main St, so you can get a “feel” for the neighborhood.