A housing provider may not ordinarily inquire as to the nature and severity of an individual's disability (see Answer 16, above).

Perhaps she would enjoy the idea of applicants trooping through the place during this process. 

She would not offer to pay up front if she thought a landlord would take her application ordinarily as is because she knows that all her characteristics add up to being bad news to landlords who are paying attention.

Ordinarily the answer would be an easy "no", since the lease is limited to residents of the apartment, but I'm starting to wonder if their married status makes a difference.I'm hoping that many of you experienced landlords out there have faced issues around married/separated tenants, and could share some insights.Thanks so much!

Steve McQueen in his early life was in the Marines and at one point removed pipe insulation from troop ships.

There is a relatively thriving economy here and there would be high demand for south Tampa housing even if MacDill AFB disappeared.With regards to the administration, they have already committed to increasing military troop levels and spending overall, thereby reducing the chances of other concerns like base closures.

So you're already doing what they in theory could demand of you.Old joke said among troops in Iraq: "What are they going to do, send me to Iraq?"

I'm not saying that a lender would ordinarily think of checking the title, but if they did that it would be a pretty easy find wouldn't it?

Said he rather not have people trooping in and out of his place with his newborn.

We are looking to create win-win-win situations for folks in the under $100k price band who can not ordinarily get financing to buy their homes.