If they say it is an ESA - then we assess pet fees (airlines now do too).Yes, someone can tell us the pet is a Service Animal and say the dog helps them with (PTSD, seizures, vision etc etc). 

While the answer lies somewhere within a refi from an owner occupant loan to an investor loan and our homestead laws, the law is hardly regulatory overthink(Maybe an underwriter overthink)Homestead laws provide a great protection for us in protection from seizures from a lawsuit.

A search and seizure warrant was signed off and issued for tenants son who resided at my property from evidence I assume acquired by law enforcement.Need eviction attorney recommendation:This started out as a termination for the lease clause mentioned above.

Keep in mind, LEGALLY has only paid $133k, retained all asset's, no liens, no seizures. legally. 

I have a cousin who died due to an epileptic seizure they think was triggered by an insecticide “bomb.”

One mistake can be forgiven the second never will be.Your vehicles and other assets can be held in personal property trusts etc.Just remember to buy plenty of liability insurance and both personal and commercial umbrella policies.If it ever gets to court your tax returns will be subpoenaed and subject to asset disclosure.So if the business entity operates the business and does not OWN anything because land trusts own every piece of real estate it creates another barrier to asset seizure.

Hey BP Folks!I came across a single family property with an inground pool that is good for a fix and flip. The thing is this property was used for a grow house.. yup. The flooring completely torn out, the place was wi...

Common terms for these animals: Guide Dog or Seeing Eye Dog, Hearing Dog or Signal Dog, Psychiatric Service Dog, Seizure Response Dog, SSigDog (Sensory Signal Dog or Social Signal Dog).

I suppose that it had residents at the time of seizure.

Constitution provides that "[t]he right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."