I attribute most of those problems to the age and condition of the properties, but she attributes it to multi-family as a whole.

@Mindy Jensen That's a huge stat, and attributable in large part to the folks like yourself that mold BP into what it is.

I understand that people with very little knowledge and experience may see those that do have such attributes as "know-it-alls" but no one knows everything, it just seems so by those that don't have a clue generally.It's impossible to explain how everyone operates primarily due to all the misguided, unprofessional, simple minded, whizbang operators out there doing whatever their imagination can dream up.

Can I use the name of a character from a book in the name of my new company?

If he has enough money and has good character and clean record for the past decade, I'd give them a chance.

I'd like to speak to John's character as well.I've been a member for almost a year now and was playing the J.O.T Game (Jack of all Trades) like Jonathan.

(a) A real estate broker within the meaning of this Chapter is any person, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, association, or other business entity who for a compensation or valuable consideration or promise thereof lists or offers to list, sells or offers to sell, buys or offers to buy, auctions or offers to auction (specifically not including a mere crier of sales), or negotiates the purchase or sale or exchange of real estate, or who leases or offers to lease, or who sells or offers to sell leases of whatever character, or rents or offers to rent any real estate or the improvement thereon, for others.

They are older homes, but so much character...and lead paint! 

The algorithm we (and/or I, personally) use implements a multiplicative attribute screening function that eliminates borrowers and/or deals that haven't thought out or flushed out the details of their project.

So they must use some other attributes to perform the match beyond just seeing that the names match; especially with commons last names.