In addition, by their definition, the act of selling primary research information for oneself to one individual (*not published to the general public) and the act of buying information for one's own consumption... neither of these activities are "brokerage" activities.

so, considering that even if the tenant is neither blind nor deaf nor mobility impaired, there may now be a plethora of other instances in which suddenly turning away 'pets' can easily develop into a lawsuit for 'discrimination' and suddenly the pet is a 'therapy aide' or whatever, so what sort of documentation would be adequate enough to distinguish a bona-fide service/alert/therapy dog, from a dog that grandma simply wants have around as a.. companion that comforts her and makes her feel better just having around (which is what a pet is, aint it?)

In many cases when shopping class C/B there is a fine line in distinguishing between a flat out bad deal and early gentrification. 

It is possible for someone to have a "life event" (medical situation, divorce, etc) which has a pronounced, but short term, impact on their credit score, however their credit history indicates a more fiscally responsible behaviour over the longer term.From a credit history, you can typically distinguish between a one-time "life event" and a pattern of poor fiscal behaviour.My second suggestion would be to use a "guarantor" rather than a co-signatory to the lease (aka co-signer).  

You might also consider Islandview (the part that's west of Grand Blvd.) and East Village (which is distinguished from "East English Village" in far east Detroit and "English Village" which is a condo development in Islandview), as there are still deals to be found in both of them.

It does not make me right and the person who chooses 500 homes wrong, it is simply a choice, just as it is a choice to spend whatever necessary to educate oneself.

Thanks, I think I will remember to distinguish the "option" part when discussing lease options.

The statute also distinguishes between "utilities in rent" vs.

It may be hard to distinguish the two in court with that proposal.

I know opinions differ on how to handle calls but I've never heard it suggested that a caller could distinguish the source of the voicemail service, interesting (unless the statement meant to imply ANY voicemail is unprofessional).I've always liked the idea of sending a prospect to a recorded message for more info, seems like it would be less intimidating.