I understand that some tenants won't think to do that, but why would a tenant waste their money on your pet fees when they can pay this one time fee to have their dog registered for life (you read that correct) for the entire life of the animal.Lawmakers need to crack down on this leniency asap and they're not going to do it without motivation.

Ok, so I don't have all the specifics yet on how it works - and if someone does, please post here - but as of Monday there will be a process for verification of emotional support/service animals in Tennessee, and crim...

@Jaime RosenzweigI haven't heard of any "crack down" on anyone in TN.

I'm in the process now of getting a "determination letter" from the IRS to determine if the product Guidant provided was legal or not.While I don't necessarily think they are selling an illegal product, the way they are using the tax code to allow 401k holders to run a company with their retirement funds and then pay themselves a salary from that company wasn't something that the IRS nor the DOJ intended.As such, I'm a bit concerned that the DOJ may one day crack down on these types of companies (which they refer to as "ROBS", which is telling in and of itself).Certainly not telling you what you should do, but the determination I made after lots of research is that it just wasn't worth the risk of losing my entire retirement fund, plus another 10% in penalties.

Hi there, I recently heard from an investor that the courts are beginning to crack down significantly on Lease Option and Rent to Own programs when a "rent credit" is involved.

Nine statelegislators from the Mexican State of Sonora traveled to Tucson to complain about Arizona 's new employer crackdown on llegals from Mexico .

Has there been a big crack down or have investors just not been using them here?

States/municipalities begin to crack down in "sales" (although they use a different name for it) tax collections on sales over the internet.

The returns are pretty significant, but it's unregulated and I figure Mr Obama and the powers that be will eventually crack down on it and decide it's too profitable or the like, so , i'm wanting to take as much income as I can from it and invest it in something else, I've already funded a startup which has been doing well , but the rest of it, i'd like to go back to real estate as it seems much more stable.

There was a big crackdown on REO listing agents taking contracts on properties prior to them hitting the MLS, and you'll no-longer see that here.