If the building has 4 units or less and the owner lives in one of the units.If the property is a SFH and the owner owns less than 3 SFH's.If the animal brings an undue financial hardship to the building owner.If the animal would cause damages or harm to others in the building."

When someone blows so much smoke and is so quick to get nasty & personal instead of addressing the substance of the discussion.....well, such tawdry behavior reflects poorly on that person's judgment & credibility. 

That said, there is probably no harm in reiterating this policy here.I agree that specifying a NEMA rating for the EVSE if it is outside is probably a good idea. 

make it a part of your business policy so you can be consistent and not accused of unfair housing practices. it can be unpleasant with an unresponsive or difficult tenant but if the tenant is damaging your property or not abiding by the terms of the lease, ultimately they are harming you. 

I do not know the legality behind not being able to change locks if the property has not been occupied, but do not see the harm in trying to secure your property in the meantime.  

Yes, as usually happens, laws designed to "protect" people (eg discrimination) end up indirectly harming those they meant to protect. 

All sounds good...my best purchases were from people with “ past substance issues”.  

If you make it seem like you are helping someone, or if you try to help but harm them, or if you get their equity by buying it from them under market, you might be put into the crosshairs of a district attorney for portraying yourself as a foreclosure consultant.

I've seen too many situations where the ex comes back and seriously harms both the woman he was abusing along with whoever is there trying to help.She needs to insist that her sister get on out of there and leave with her now or be prepared to leave her behind and help from afar.

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