And there appear to be some bids that are too low for the computer to accept, so they send them over to a human for review.

Since parenting is one imperfect human raising another imperfect little human, it isn't a pass/fail kind of thing anyway.My kids have been told that there is no inheritance and that every asset has a debt attached it, which isn't far from reality.

While I don't deal with HUD, I deal with human services caseworkers all the time.HUD is not going to view the landlord and tenant as equally culpable, in part because of the perceived power imbalance.  

Hey Brandon, Video ads work the best when it comes to stuff like this, this makes it more human for the people that are seeing it.

He’s banking on you to fail not because he’s a bad guy he’s actually a great guy but he just knows how humans are these days.

Proper management and vetting of tenants can win people over but I think it's also human nature they'll never agree that it's better than what they thought should happen.  

In between my agent and I would walk houses where human feces was smeared all over walls, flea infestations were so bad you had to spray yourself down in the front yard when you came out, and rugs with years of dog and cat urine baked into it.

One piece of literature I have read indicates that an ESA may be turned down if the animal is too large to be kept in the space humanely, I would imagine a dog being kept in a 150 square foot room would not be considered humane.

One piece of literature I have read indicates that an ESA may be turned down if the animal is too large to be kept in the space humanely, I would imagine a dog being kept in a 150 square foot room would not be considered humane.

One piece of literature I have read indicates that an ESA may be turned down if the animal is too large to be kept in the space humanely, I would imagine a dog being kept in a 150 square foot room would not be considered humane.