@Theresa Harris I’ve got some more dog photos from the site she’s the construction therapy animal.

As of the last years podcasts, Brendan turner has made a huge emphasis on what keeps one sane (for him it’s weekly massages) while hustling for the never ending hunt for financial freedom.

Anybody have experience with tenant proposing they get a dog for "medical" reasons? She knows there's a no dog policy and has been in the building a while. I do not allow dogs, and this dog she's proposing will not be...

I have been able to get him the medical treatment and therapies he needs without worrying about the cost. 

(Just teasing Jay- I ways want to link you in since you commented about this topic 2 years ago and I respect your opinion even if you drive one of those fancy electric cards and not a pickup truck;)  )     So-- Enough promotion and internal therapy,    My takeaway...

Most agents know how to massage the listing to omit or hide things that make it less attractive, and emphasize anything that makes it more attractive (or use fluff words like "DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY WHEN IT KNOCKS! 

I can reduce if no animal becomes involved.WA is big on therapy, emotional support, etc animals not being pets so no additional pet deposit can be charged. 

I graduated with an exercise science degree from McKendree University (2020), but I plan to further my education in Physical Therapy.

Considering he may have had to move business around or drive a bit and show up onsite, maybe $682 is not so bad.Then again, you can tell your old HVAC guy that working part-time may be good therapy.

I agree with the guys saying that you should massage that name a little...maybe House Near Lake?