just a little more tragedy piled onto a sad story.

George Bailey (4 yr old goldendoodle) and Harry Bailey (1.5 yr old labradoodle).But when trying to determine which landlord you should be like, keep in mind two things.1) George was living in what was essentially an abandoned home that he had been trying to fix up himself over the years and it was still riddled with problems.2) There is a huge difference in letting people slide on money when tragedy hits and just letting them slide. 

It was a very sad tragedy and I want to be sensitive to their loss throughout the process. 

Of course your brother or whoever can live there with you - one of my clients closed right before the Ghost Ship tragedy, and had a basement packed with refugees a week later!

Behind every tragedy (not to say that this is one) is a long line of people who blame the victim....always.

They are invariably created as a result of some tragedy, usually a fire, that results in loss of life.  

The sad part is that many of the newbies will ignore you and run off to work with the other kind of provider, where they will inevitably get scalped and we will probably never hear from them again ... that is the real tragedy here IMO, but sometimes you just can't save a newbie from themselves. 

I understand the pros and cons of the SM-LLC, as well as possible gray areas in terms of asset protection in case of accident or tragedy.

Just figured after the Vegas tragedy I'd reflect a bit.

The wildfires were a tragedy that our hearts may never recover from.