Please bear with me.The thought of "rent credits" should be wipped out of mind, the words never spoken, the concept forgotten and there should be punishment for even thinking in those terms....

The punishment would be fines and increasing fines for inaction.

The master has the power to punish the producers by taking the fruits of their labor so the master can give it to its slaves and keep them content with the drug of choice...entitlements.

Once I get the hang of it I will start looking for larger deals, but I thought this would be a good place to start and not as punishing when learning from my mistakes.

They are usually levied as punishment for blatantly ignoring or delaying the investigation process and acting in obvious "bad faith" rather than for the actual violations of ERISA code.4.

The related issues far exceed any reasonable punishment IMO.

When they do get caught, it is rare that they are adequately punished.

your attorney friend sounds like an attorney. always bringing up 'issues' and saying things can't be done. can you please point me of the right direction of the federal or state law/statute that describes the punishment for breaking the 'due on sale' clause with CitiMortgage?

The reason is that heating costs are very unstable here in the US and tenants can use the heat as a way to punish the landlord if they are mad.

This year she figured out how to get it passed.Instead of going through the Landlord/Tenant Laws (OK Statute Title 41) she went through OK Crimes and Punishment (OK Title 21).