At the time I figured that was bad luck, but now in hindsight I consider that better luck.When I think of the phrase, "I went to college at

Was looking for my first house at 24, after looking at 100 properties -- no joke -- it was down to a "trendy" industrial 1 bedroom loft at 7th and Washington in Philly, and a basic 2 over 1 duplex at 18th and Wharton, also in Philly.I went with my heart and not my head.

I believe the phrasing is: "reasonable accomodations".

When I'm trying to understand a statute or legal concept I go to the web site Leagle, its free and the Advanced Search tab allows you to search by a word, phrase or party name and filter by state or federal decision.

Just a nice traditional color, nothing trendy that can go out of style. 

If you feel bad you can always message the tiny home landlord and offer the following snazzy catch phrase for their business: tiny homes and big profits

A high cost loan must contain the language even for the sale of said loan in the secondary market a phrase similar to the following: "Notice: This is a mortgage subject to the provisions of the Florida Fair Lending Act.

I'm seeing phrases in your writing that hint of desperation/exasperation. 

However, the interpretation of this phrase given in Pub. 527 is (unfortunately) wrong.

It's very trendy and sexy to get into this right now but there's alot of newbies and competition out there.