The thing you are referring to as BS is part of  a document published by the UK Office of Fair Trading entitled Guidance on Unfair Terms in Tenancy Agreements.

The Atlantic recently published a report saying 47% of middle class Americans cannot afford a $400 emergency.  

The Court of Appealaccepted certification and, in a published decision, held that: 1) the 90-day noticeprovision in section 1954.535 applies in all jurisdictions, including those withoutrent control ordinances; and 2) when a landlord terminates a tenancy agreement,thereby causing the termination of the HAP contract with the government agency,the 90-day notice provision of section 1954.535 applies.

When they do this, they publish a feed of all the payments you've received (it's like twitter for payments.. silly). 

We actually just published a detailed write-up on this exact topic the other day here: Ultimate Guide for Landlords and Service AnimalsYou are well within your rights to deny based on the no pets policy; however, if there is anything else that stands out use that to deny on instead to avoid the issue.  

@Maruf Ali The published section 8 rates for Baltimore are just the maximums.

I have found published papers for her and her husband on dental implants etc. 

Hello @Christopher Vargas my best advice is to search the County website for this info, or if it's not published, just call them and they should be able to get the info. 

DIG often has some news published as well. 

Here is a link you may find helpful... a document published by Legal Aid of East Tennessee about tenant rights for rural East Tennessee counties.http://www.laet.org/getattachment/89531e25-93b9-4f...Next time you enter into a rental agreement, get things in writing and know your rights and responsibilities as a tenant.