Listing agent should go ahead throw all the FHA offers in the garbage and tell your client to take this offer.Map of census tract of subject property showing the program income limit, especially if it is a "no income limit" census tract.

So, assuming we are talking multifamily with individual meters, sewer and garbage are paid by the landlord while electricity, heat, and water are paid by the tenants?

The house is 2 feet deep with garbage including dog feces, dead mice, years of garbage, etc... 

GIGO stands for “garbage in garbage out.”

Here is what I think are his key differentiators:He has his own maint. crew - this means he doesn't call a plumber to fix a small issue or to replace a garbage disposal unit.

I guess the call I got yesterday about a broken garbage disposal seems awfully small right now.

I had an applicant few months back with two verifiable service animals who was as frustrated as I was with all the folks skirting the system with garbage ESA’s.

Our housekeeper will provide a few rolls of toilet paper, garbage bags, paper towels, tissues and coffee filters, but beyond that it's up to the guests to supply their own toiletries.  

How about the old "subject to my partners approval" garbage?

They also frown on the popular BS contracts promoted on BP "wholesaling" forums where they use 30-60 inspection periods, fake partners, all the garbage.