I think the cop let me off because I have a concealed carry permit and he though that was cool

Avoid the person at all costs & Concealed carry when ever you have to visit that building....even after eviction...sometimes former tenants will drive by the building and if he sees your vehicle......

So much so that i had a concealed carry permit until a couple years ago.

Elmo (beware the "historical committee" as they need to approve your changes) and Southside (I have many friends who love Southside, and many more who keep their hand on their concealed carry when going through).

If you don't have a conceal and carry- you need to get one.

Wasn't really trying to go 007 with the concealment of the purchase price.

I don’t have an issue with the animal, I wouldn’t want to rent to somebody who tries to conceal the truth about anything. 

I do realize that some of these defects that i have listed below may have been concealed or unknown to the investor/contractor who performed the flip.

In 1996 I myself shared that stereotype, and felt that the first rule in buying a park was to obtain a concealed handgun license.

Some do, some don't, some will sell out just the servicing (while retaining ownership of the underlying asset) to a company that puts the credit union's branding and trademarks on the statements and has employees that will answer the phone as if they work for the credit union that way you feel better as a customer, and every concealable combination thereof and in between.