You make blanket assertions that basically call every PM a scam artist.

For new tenants, be firm and assertive during the showing.

I took a chance on her and she treated me like I was some villain in a Dickens novel, but my point is - for those of you stating definitively all of these weird assertions about service animals and ESA's - you're wrong.

Long] was at the forefront in resisting the efforts by lenders to assert default against borrowers who attempted to sell residential real estate without paying off the low interest mortgage.

Your assertion that California cannot be beat for profit may be true in the appreciation arena, but for Cap Rates and Cash on Cash return the overall trend in CA is much lower than other states and cities, especially in the midwest.

These are to pay rent as required by the lease to your landlord, to receive a failure to pay rent judgement for not doing so, or to assert in or before rent court that a serious threat known to landlord, yet not repaired exists, and to pay all rent owed into a rent escrow account at the time of filing.

Even their rep doesn't understand it, yet makes such potentially wrong assertions.

And again, there's nothing wrong with that...but at least admit it.You won't find a single example of anything I've ever posted here on BP that I've claimed was fact without supplying reasonable evidence to support my assertions (except maybe that assertion itself :-).  

Your assertion that 99%+ of Agents are unethical is unfounded and a bit dramatic.  

The assertion to 'get licensed" is a generic useful and safe comment but not necessary depending on which state, which deal type, which contract specifics, what you say to the seller, etc.