They also eminate from the courts through their interpretation of said laws, guidance memos, known as case law.Fines for fair housing violations on the federal level I believe are $16k for the first offense up to $70k for a third offense I believe.The 2 lines in your conversation that would pose an issue with an enforcement agency would be asking do you have the proper paper work (no paperwork is required) and asking the breed of the dog. 

This can be tweaked to be hyper local, or reach global buyers, investors and homeowners right where they are now.

It's just a natural way of writing and a linguistic habit that shows up for a lot of people, no offense intended.Erin, did you read the original article? 

High negative numbers should have been set to be below the mid-point of the new system IMO; we can debate the meaning of high in this context maybe.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/97/topics/36164-protocol-for-purchase-of-reo-s-bank-notesPerhaps that's because years have passed since the user referenced committed her offenses?

Does a global pandemic cause an economic disaster resulting in your tenants losing all of their jobs and thereby unable to pay rent?

It shouldn't be offensive in any way.

Michael Quarles - do you ever have anyone take offense at the "god bless" sign off?

Once you get past the 2-3 property mark, you won't be hands-on managing in any case, I'm guessing - and it makes as much sense to outsource out of state (even more) as in it - if you don't mind delegating, you can make much higher returns when your selection is national or even global.

No offense meant, but my advice would be to stop procrastinating and take action.

What is less offensive?