I don't have any problem with a Summit that sells materials like books or even videos, even a reasonable admission is fine IMO.

I think the suit was $13k and we settled for $500 with no admission of guilt - I had already paid my lawyer a grand and it was going to cost another few grand going to trial, so he offered them a $500 settlement with my approval and they accepted. 

One day it dawned on me that I was one hell of a great test taker; took the SAT hungover and finished in the top 10 in my state, on the law school admission test I scored in the top 10%, and had never taken a prep course.

They would have to increase the admission price to a few hundred most likely to make the numbers work., which is fine IMO.

Team made is free admission for every meeting and MREIA is free for the first meeting, after that, it's $50-$55 a month I believe. 

There are probably very few (if any) "guru" programs that are worth the price of admission.

This is what I am noticing as well.They have shell bidding they bid on behalf of the lender from their own admission.

And I have already offered you my opinion that many actions of state governors are not lawful, and that no emergency or plea of necessity excuses a governor's violation of his or her state constitution.Of course, I am not a medical doctor, but many health professionals believe and the CDC has admitted that the original estimates of the virility and the lethality of COVID-19 were grossly overestimated and that, despite the admitted inflating of COVID-19-related deaths by the CDC, this so-called "pandemic" is turning out to be less deadly than a normal flu season.So, there's good news about the virus, but there's not-so-good news about the virus agenda.The question I have is: Despite the flattening of the curve, lower hospital admissions and a falling fatality rate, why are many governors are ramping up their edicts and mandates when it seems they should be relaxing or rescinding them?

She just wants it safer7) Both tenants are are social security disability for at least since they moved in 18 months ago...both have had some hospital admission or emergency room visit in past 3 months.8) The property manager sent me an email May 2 to terminate the management agreement.Where do I start to attack the problem??

However if I'm pre-screening them on the phone and they don't meet the standards (by their own admission) but still want to see it, can I refuse to show them the apartment?