However, in my limited commercial experience, their is a clear distinction between a business and a residence, specifically, IF your lease terms and conditions are appropriate, and local law allows, eviction can start with simply chaining the doors shut.

That’s an important distinction as I’m sure we’ve all heard the tales of turnkey properties not appraising at sale price.

You need to make a clear distinction here - we should help those who truly need help, not those who feel they are entitled to it.

The discounted rent is the minimum I'll accept for the unit, and if they are paying on time with the discounted rent, they are essentially qualifying themselves for the lower rent.Also, the distinction is psychological, but somehow works to get the rent on time.

It is especially useful to those living off rental income who are able to use depreciation to show an overall loss on their rental properties.Property classes A,B,C,D are highly variable among investors and their aspirations, but I tend to use Brandon Turner's blog entry as my base: Class A, B, C & D Real Estate: How to Know Where YOU Should Invest The key distinction that not enough people make in the entire Rust Belt area is thinking about the age of the properties -- where I operate, older properties predominate, and newer properties are rarely built to anything close same standards as the best of the older properties, and that leads to a lot of people confusing A and B and C (because they know pretty much bupkis about residential construction).The other problem is that there is a lot of aspirational wishing and hoping about D'class areas magically turning into C'class areas.Working on your real-world example...

I guess pa isn’t so bad  yes Dennis when you have distinct difference is closing systems one size does not fit all.. the only time we talk with an attorney in a non attorney closing state is for higher level things NEVER for a vanilla closing.. the cost is just too high.your closing attornies have to compete.. there is a limit to what they can charge for the escrow function.. and its generally a flat fee.in some states I get this for 250 bucks other states as high as 750  but you never get a bill other than the flat fee.. 

Decatur has two very distinct parts to it- the more intown side and the side towards Lithonia.

Many debt instruments—commonly found in non-bank-drawn documents or private owner-carried documents which are not regulated by the due on sale laws—have only an anti-assignment clause which is distinctive and is NOT a due on sale clause and thus not covered by the laws enforcing due on sale clauses.

Then follow the Sections which include: Quality and Quantity of Services, Fiduciary Duty, Differences in Entitlement to Fee, Statutory Distinctions, Cases Where Real Property Law Did Not Apply, Summary of Distinctions, and (longest section) Applying Broker-Finder Distinctions.

The veggie burger she buys runs $8.95/lb plus delivery & when BBQ'd it has the distinct odor of fermented silage (a.k.a. cattle fodder).