I say that because you can buy yourself a mansion for $300,000 with a 3 car garage, a movie theater and a pool.  

Save the pro-gun lobbying for another site. 

There were signs up all over the lobby and in the elevator, and in the laundry rooms all yelling at you.  

in MA you can go to housing court and they post the list of cases in the lobby.

We lobby constantly to close the loopholes to at least make the law fair.When I got my real estate license and took the refresher class to keep the license (by an attorney no less teaching) it was stated that it was legal to discriminate against law students and lawyers.

I'm lobbying my husband that we should raise him to $650 as of January 1.My feeling is that if the tenant's unit is below market, but they're a great tenant, raise it gradually toward market, and consider that you'd probably lose a month if they leave, plus you'd probably have to recondition the unit. 

Find any reason to turn away a music or theater major - drama!  

If everyone else gets their $30 back then meh.Keeping the fees from those that fully qualify is akin to going to a movie theater paying to watch a movie and having them roll credits and walk you out, say "thank you" for coming and keeping the ticket price.

They even have a funeral home planned, and the city's first HyattLooking at upcoming development projects in Bakersfield you can see hotels, and movie theaters, Top golf, Tejon Ranch and Outlets, some of the largest commercial projects in the cities history.  

The hotel industry is actively lobbying and contributing to local government campaigns to make this an issue.