I love it but I don't.I have always been on the reward side of the reward/punishment argument so this makes sense to me.But...Not when it comes to my money.

I forget the logic of how they got from A to Z on it, but it was clearly spelled out that your punishment would be for that.Maryland/DC is a very "special" place.  

Paterson needs a new kind of assessment, but if the state won't move, investors and locals are punished in the process.

Is there a way to hold them responsible and not punish the tenant for it?

Our thought process was this;  Should someone with a felony be punished forever?  

My agent sent her a pretty strongly worded email asking for an explanation for the unlawful intrusion and licensing violation of giving out her key code.Her response was that she checked her logs and claims that she was there with the clients herself and that's she's very sorry for not having made an appointment and she's very sorry for that and "what can I do to help to ease the pain?"

If the former owner after foreclosure doesn't vacate after the 3-day quit notice, you go to an unlawful detainer.  

It is unlawful for any person to engage in the business, actin the capacity of, advertise or assume to act as a real estatebroker or a real estate salesman within this state without firstobtaining a real estate license from the department.

PLEASE don't take poor, unlawful, or unethical advice.

gluten for punishment  go for it LOL..