Those who do well would have a da Vinci.

You guys are awesome.To ad a bit of framing around our LLC structure we have a layered corporate structure (S-Corp Taxed LLC's) to protect our personal assets and vice versa.Currently we have a forward operating management company that handles all of the rental transactions & ops.

To be honest with you mortgage company does not give a da**, they just want their payment. 

Run an ad as a 2+den/office and another as 3/1 and see what you get more calls on.Price them competitively, don't worry about the size of the beds in the price.

If those are not met, it is not covered under the ADA nor the ADA Restoration Act.So, if it is not obvious how this dog is a service dog, I'd ask for documentation on the task the dog performs, the training it received for it and how that task mitigates the disability the person claims.Legitimate owners of service dogs should have absolutely no problem proving their claims.

With the ADA (Americans with Disability Act) you need to allow the tenant to install modifications to accommodate their disability at their cost.

We own a manufactured home community and we do not allow dogs. I just received an email from a lady interested in buying one of our homes asking if any can be moved (We are selling them to stay in the community, so no...

I've already disclosed any thing I feel could be construed ad a negative aspect of my property and many pictures and he was pleased with my honesty and thought the property would be good for at least a year or two.

75% of my sales were from one print ad, a real estate book full page ad- but considering the 25% of sales were from free online ad sites, how do I compare the two?

Post as descriptive an ad as you can (with video if it helps) and state the price you are willing to pay.