.- The person with the need for a Companion Animal can get a recommendation from almost anyone, and Landlords are not able to deny that accommodation.Those are just a few, I know there is more I'm missing from my notes, but this gives a little more information to look into.As per the speaker at the seminar; however, we have 2 rights, or reasons, that we can deny Companion Animals: 1.

Subwoofers (audio speakers dedicated to a powerful bass reverberation) are an inherent menace to anyone near a person using one. 

They didn't talk about it in the study session, but I expect they will also charge people to become approved inspectors.In the study session, the speaker mentions that having the city do the inspections was considered too expensive, so it was put on the landlords. 

There is so much information, how to stuff, on the internet, and speakers on the topic that are sizzle and not enough meat, or worse, plain wrong.

She has also been a guest speaker at my local Real Estate investment group on several occasions.

Consultants for our firm has spoken at hundreds of state trade association events on this topic, and we have been featured speakers at special events run by both state and national associations.

The REIA meets at Oriental Buffet (McIntosh & Bee Ridge) Wednesdays at noon, and then there are two monthly meetings, one in Bradenton, one in Sarasota for the Landlord Association - but that has a yearly due schedule to attend - however the speakers there make the $50/year well worth it.

New investors are sometimes told "this cash flows" when the speaker means "rent - PITI" is a positive number.

Thanks Joshua Dorkin and all the speakers on the recordings!

Maybe you can have some accomplished speaker every month to talk about a particular topic, or something like that.