We always send the approval letter to the buyer, redacting any private info. as there is no harm, and it is necessary for the title co. to have it so they can follow/verify the required terms of the approval letter.

They are 90 percent more likely to to harm another animal before a human.

They can do great harm.

It's a lucky person who gets to die at home, in their own bed, and not in an impersonal hospital.Why on earth would a person who would not harm you or frighten you when they were alive suddenly have a big personality change and turn into an evil creature out to devour your soul?

She was talking about how Obama speaks in generalities, has no substance, we don't know what he will do, but is not far removed from Clinton.

There is no harm in making an offer, as long as you disclose your license status.

If you are the managing agent or the person who made the decision that caused harm to someone you might be liable for the decision and the resulting damage.

No, because a) that might be their luxury/vice item for all I know, which is 100% fine if it's viewed as a luxury item that they just really personally enjoy and gain happiness from (it's much less harmful than other vices, like drugs or gambling!)

That puts in in a tentative state and if they decide those dates wont work, you can then cancel without harm to metrics. 

Thanks for your thoughts @David Barnett  What concerns me,  is big brother gubrmnt is gonna get involved quickly with this(In Boise some of this is going on already) and harm ALL landlords and in the end tenants.