Remember you insure against allegations of not that you actually did it, as an intentional act is always excluded on liability, but if you unintentionally cross that fair lending practice line, you will want that coverage, at least for legal defense.  

I don't know why they would include "stats" from 05-06 in an article about what is allegedly happening in the market today unless they are just looking for stats that match what they are trying to portray.

@Cameron Price, I would approach a few local banks for a loan.

In this case it covers added utilities and wear and tare.I also recently acquired 2 "alleged" thieves who stole from a local store and got shot by the police after they attacked him twice. 

They would have gotten I.D. from the alleged buyers and found out who the lazy realtor was.

They are past rejects with questionable title searches even though a brand new assigned title company will give alleged title policies.

You find he is at the rental property each time you go by, but the girlfriend says he is "just visiting" but does not live there.At what point does he turn from "visitor" (simply her boyfriend who visits --a lot-- and who [allegedly] only sleeps over "occasionally" [ha!])

FYI, people allegedly violating any FL licensing laws will find their name on www.myfloridalicense.com.

:) Considering what you and I have been talking about recently, Josh, this IS interesting.What surprises me the most is not that they're alleging trademark infringement so much as the very bizarre way of describing the infringement.There must be something more to it (at least, for their legal counsel's sake, I HOPE there's something more to it.)

Each of these Brokers was well respected in the community, and there was never any impropriety alleged.