I realize that this may be a question that has already been asked: Is it recommedned that a newbie go at it alone on a short sale?

That is already true for physical needs service animals.I just find it galling when you see some of these stories of people who HAVE to have their monkey or their pig or their pygmy goat as an emotional support service animal. 

Just remain administratively firm and or find someone who speaks that manager language and go at it that way.

But I highly doubt you'll be getting a call from me to retain you.Guys, thanks for your advice and time but I'm going to let this thread go at this point.

Here is a generalization:Minimum income of x requiredNo evictions on the credit reportNo felony convictions on criminal history reportNo smokingPets on a case by case basisApplication fee of x requiredThese go at the bottom of the ad.

So here you go... at least 3 different ways to tackle this issue.

Furthermore, what really got my goat, was that the appraised value turned out to be exactly the offer price.

Brush killer/ivy killer seems to work if mixed with dieselA large herd of goats! 

You do get what you pay for, however.I'll let it go at that lest I be accused of marketing in this forum (* GASP * did he really say, "marketing" ???!!!

Wow...y'all really having a go at it on here...lol.