Plaintiff is entitled to an award of costs and reasonable attorney’s fees pursuant to Florida Statutes § 83.48DEFENDANT’S ANSWER AND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSESDefendant, xxx by and through counsel, hereby files its Answer andAffirmative Defenses to Plaintiff, xxx’ Complaint, and states as follows:1.

Here's the breakdown, roughly:Actual damages award: $12,000Punitive damages: $10,000Attorney fees to Ohio Attorney General: $46,225Attorney fees to Fair Housing Resource Center: $34,405TOTAL: $102,630

There might be something simple you can do like install a small fence around the areas of concern, or like someone suggested, handrails or barriers, and even add signs to notify folks to be award of that area. 

They may, of course, subject you to collection action but that can be quelled in its tracks by gently reminding them that the FCBA allows for an award of damages plus twice the amount of any finance charges - or higher amounts (unlimited liability) if a pattern or practice of violations is established.  

The story was about an upcoming auction to be held later this month in Las Vegas, where awards and other personal memorabilia will be sold to generate cash.

But an appraiser doesn't care if you have award-winning rose bushes in the backyard.

Do not use them to sell, not to buy but their flat fee to help or your commitment to award them.

Real went public in June, we are rolling out our new agent plan and will be announcing our equity awards next week. 

Additional points will be awarded for communities with less than 10,000 residents.Community has an organization/entity whose primary function is economic development for the community that will serve as the community designation lead and coordinator for the Rural Renewal Stream. Community has an Economic Development Plan. Community has support letters from town/municipality council(s).This key thing is how the rural path is channeling applicants and identify the conditions for successful communities.

Perhaps, more concisely, can only first liens on property be awarded sheriff's deeds?