You're welcome to ignore my warnings here and continue giving what is properly classified as legal advice.

You cannot stereotype Section 8 residents any more accurately than classifying all steaks in the same group.

You start looking at the classifieds to see what you can get for the same rent you're paying, and gauging how high the rents might go, and can you afford to move, etc.In other words, these guys are already spring-loaded to move, if necessary.Now imagine you get a letter from the new owner saying you need to re-apply for the rental you've been living in problem-free for however long. 

First of all I need to make sure that what she is doing is indeed classified as "hoarding" but I will definitely do a bit more research here on the forums.Jennifer T.

Market via the school online newspaper classifieds, Facebook, rental websites, etc. 

However, I'm pretty sure that any one individual can only classify one animal as an ESA. 

I think more things need to be classified as “inherently dangerous.”  

I just listened to a BP podcast from the #80s or #90s, and the guest classified them by the rent vs. value rule (1% rule, 2% rule).

Believe IRS regs will require the loan to be documented, at a fair market rate and have regular payments, so as not to be classified as a gift and subject to IRS gift regs. 

What areas are typically classified as B Neighborhoods and how much could one expect to charge per rent for a 2 or 3br area?