That happens to be true, but the real problem is that it introduces artificial inefficiencies in the market that end up severely harming the people that it's allegedly supposed to help.

If what is there when they give you property back is good, no harm no foul.In the future, your lease should strictly prohibit animals that are not on the lease (which should already be in your lease).

Lucky it didn’t harm him.

Adhering to the listing agreement solely, the way most are written, without the neighbor excluded in writing….the agreement will say agent B is owed a commission,…period.But from a practical point of view, with past and future business with developer, the agent will/should likely say…”okay, no harm no foul” since the neighbor has been in contact with the seller for years.

Intentions are good but practice is harmful to the process.

So keeping rents artifically low not only harms the individual renter, but also society as a whole.

I'm a new RE investor in general and my intention was to shop around here if anyone is wiling to offer a better rate than my current one.I mean no harm/offense to any lenders out here, but I thought it would be a 'fun' post to do to attract some attention and traffic.

Plenty of good, normal people have gotten caught with substances that are largely legal now but weren't always so legal.

I wrap them in tar paper or brush on actual tar or similar substance.

Advertising more guests might be more harmful to your bottom line than you think.