All of these people would be harmed if these unwarranted attacks are allowed to reach the desired goals of a limited group of organizations and individuals that stand to profit by the elimination of chattel financing as a means of lending on manufactured homes.Part of the basis for justification for these attacks are a series of articles published by the Seattle Times, an on-line publication tied to other entities known for their willingness to engage in journalism for hire for ultra liberal entities.

If the animal causes damages or harm to others in the building.This clause usually scares tenants away from trying to sneak one in, or ask for forgiveness after the fact.

I'm sure there are a lot of folks out there that design repairs to their personal homes and/or flip/rehabs that do not meet city or architect best practices, and some that are designing complete homes and construction projects not knowing if that design-build were to cause bodily harm they are not covered unless they have E&O.

If they do harm their neighbors you better believe that you’ll get sued for letting this go on.

But we have heard we may get a better deal, so no harm finding out, right?

You're dealing with people's lives and their most valuable asset, so when you tie it up on a contract with no ability to perform on the contract and without the proper knowledge, you're harming your reputation long before you have one.

It avoids their credit getting harmed more than it already might be.

Hello everyone,Looking for advice on what I can do differently/improve to get my house rented.It’s a SFH in Cibolo, TX (Suburs of San Antonio), I have it posted on Zillow, Craigslist, Facebook, and even around my workplace (military base), but I’ve only gotten 5 inquiries but no solid interest.I’m starting to think that the price might be too high...What do you suggest?

Even if you have two activities ( flips and rentals) under one entity, they will still be taxed differently and having them in one entity does no harm to taxes.

As some have asked, "What harm did it do to you?"