@Sib BahjatWhile you are correct that some potential renters do check the sexual predators list, it is important to know that most of those listed are not a danger.

I think lien investing is challenging, can have huge payoffs and disappointments (that mansion redeems so you don't get the 300K house for 10K), requires patience and delayed gratification, and can be a very low-cost entry into REI but what I've determined since putting my toe in within the last 4 months is the most important step is --- network, attend local meetings and read BP like crazy, and get a mentor and utilize their expertise and knowledge while compensating them for their time along the way.

In addition to prohibiting discrimination based on the previously listed criteria, state law also prohibits housing discrimination based on marital status, sexual orientation, age (18+), gender identity or expression and being a victim of domestic abuse.

There is a lot of gratification in the difference that we are making.

But my wife wanted instant gratification.

David I don't think statistics and probability are becoming more popular due to explicitly stating their sexuality having previously been in the closet.

I don't know where I should deposit 25 cents, but hanks for indirect response, Derreck While porn may provide instant gratification, internet research alone does not.

It's instant gratification or what we all know as the greed factor.

Recently the upstairs renters contacted us complaining about loud sexual noises and aggressive fighting from the downstairs suite.The upstairs renters have been renters for over a year now with no problems, the downstairs tenants about 6 months.We contacted the downstairs tenants and they said they would make a point to keep the noises down.

But your crime is particularly heinous as it promotes the sexual exploitation of children.