However, I have refused to rent to a few applicants who I felt were at risk for filing bankruptcy based on their numerous (20 or so) large unpaid debts which I felt would, at some point, cause them to file bankruptcy since they had no way to pay these debts off based on their current income/financial situation.On the other hand, I will not exclude applicants who have already previously filed bankruptcy and had the bankruptcy discharged since I know that they won't be able to file it again for quite a few years (depending on what chapter they filed).

BK that isn't yet discharged is a show stopper for me :)

Bankruptcy ok so long as it has been discharged.

No; so long as the discharge pipe from the relief valve is not obstructed in any way - it's fine.

In Florida, the DBPR will waive the license fee for a recently discharged veteran.

The map is marked - "1% annual chance flood discharge contained in culvert"do you know what that means?

The fact of the matter is that my student loan debt would NEVER be discharged in bankruptcy.

You don't have another fixture draining into that branch before the 25-30' tie in to the main line so siphoning off the trap seal by another fixture discharge is not an issue.

Electronic Discharge Machining?

Is it because:1) PR failed to file Petition for Order for Discharge or Dismissal?