Just gonna cut and paste it as it arrived in my inbox minus the direct contact info as that is against BP rules:This message came in today from the Executive Director of the Flagler Humane Society...Just checking to see if you might know of any dog friendly housing available.

I have heard it said from hotel cleaning staff  it is not uncommon for clean cut guys in suits  with everything looking good leave hotel rooms sometimes smelling of stale urine and with human feces on the wall .

Be honest with yourself about what you will and won't be doing and then make sure you have people who can help you with the other aspects.I think its human nature to value what we enjoy.

You can also check out their body of work to see what kind of buy side and list side deals they have done recently.

So I'd suggest that you put some weight on and grow out some facial and/or body hair.

Property managers are looking for warm bodies to fill vacancies.

Humans, man, they'll game the system.

The body was removed by the time the landlord arrived. 

I think human nature tends to be generally content and not look to move out until asked. 2.

HUD dont have time to go after every body, but larger apartment portfolios will definitely feel the impact over the long term.