That was a definite "no" on compromising...but I'm sure this is extreme.One thing that could help is having your lease written in plain English.

We've sold properties right off English Ave and Emerson near the Temperance property that you are speaking off.

Thank you in advance(Sorry for my bad english, more of a french dude)

Speaking English and using dollars.  

As I was raised to speak and write in Oxford English, I too find your letter offensive.

In plain english what the person told us is you can not say 'No Section 8', based soley on that fact.

Don't ever fall for these:ANYTHING from Africa, Western Union/Money Gram, no phone # picture business address or license business names, phony IDs (one is on BP, but he is a TOTAL SCAMMER (aren't you William Frederick Jr), american names but can't speak a lick of english or have heavy accents usually from Asia, tell you no money upfront excpet for certain amount until you pay and then there is more upfront costs they didn't know about, and it goes on and on.I'd say to protect your personal and private information (like your SSN and bank accounts), the loaner is taking all the risks up front.

I'm no attorney or English language expert, but one generally does not "disturb" the underlying paint just by painting over it.  

I guess I'm frustrated because we are looking for a nice house to live in while we flip houses and can't find any that will accept our English Bulldog.  

This was his response:We have a market seller here but if I had to guess, I suspect this trades between an 8.5 & 9% cap rateCan someone explain, in plain English, what this means?