Do it pass go or cross your fingers hoping the situation improves .

I've worked my fingers to the bone my whole life and know that every dollar counts.

You just keep on trying to block out the sun with one finger and pretending your gravy train isn't coming to its final stop. 

Most of my tenants were law students and a quiet building was essential.The main thing about having all of the criteria I had that seemed kind of wacky, which I learned over the years, is that all of those little things are red flags and are part of that hinky feeling you get about an applicant sometimes but maybe you can't quite put your finger on, but you can't explain away a potential discrimination complaint with "I just had a hinky feeling about them, your Honor". 

@Jennifer RysdamI use Bipass doors with some upgraded heavy hardware and a larger finger pull cup.

Just my opinion, though.Quite a minor point but as an uptown commercial plumber I'd put clear acrylic caulking on the joint between toilet and floor, and wipe and wet and wipe your finger and wet with a light spraying mister and repeat until it's a nice smooth 1/8" edge without any blotches around about.

do you really not want 2 large dogs, then just say no,  try to put your finger on that item that makes you reject him, is it reasonable, is it legal?

Once this closes (fingers crossed it still goes through), the 16k I am pulling out will allow me to pay the mortgage for nearly 2 years should I have to cover it myself. 

The area around the knobs where your fingers lightly scratch it, just with normal use, ends up scratching away the color over time. 

They’ll have their finger on the pulse of what lenders are willing to do and what programs may be available.