Protestors were targeting a company by the name 'Quick Evic' as well as bandit signs and wholesalers in there comments.Full article here:http://abc7ny.com/news/residents-activists-protesting-against-predatory-eviction-in-brooklyn/1649787/

Besides the occasional stencil art on the pavement, another favorite was during the Google bus/tech shuttle protests a few years ago (they were protesting how tech shuttles quickly gentrified neighborhoods and put upward pressure on rents)- so at a protest in the Mission district they unfurled a huge piñata in the shape of a Google bus and started beating on it.

The outcome of the protest is the primary factor as to whether we put up the property for sale late this year.  

Most all retail is welcomed with open arms.Large multifamily projects of hundreds of units, live in weekly hotels, and most gas stations have had thousands protest against them and so the council voted to deny approving.Most of the general public sites transients, stress to current roads, and higher crime as the reasons they do not want that kind of development there.

I submitted a two-tiered protest, using of course the purchase price as the first line of defense and the appraisal as the second.

You have to find those motivated sellers that will give you a great deal.And yes, you can protest your value on a property.

Don't even bother to protest, because they will be "service animals".  

I wonder if anyone protested his application then.It really does not matter to me one way or the other. 

If he protests, then say "When you signed your lease, you agreed to pay rent in this manner _____(quote from rental agreement.)

I hate it so much i wont drink water in pure form in protest.