Smokers are NOT a protected class.Pets are NOT a protected class.Service animals are a completely different story -- a service animal should be treated like a wheelchair or other medical device.

Auburn Hills is about 45 minutes out from Detroit, and is a completely different animal.

I've been involved with converting a warehouse before which is a similar process, save there was no need to remove animal odour from the building before starting.

Flipping real estate is a great way to go, but is a whole different animal then flipping a car.

So i put this lot out to my buyers at 225k.....I had the most insane response ever, emails, calls, text, these guys are acting like wild animals, my #1 buyer offered to buy me a redhead and a brunette at his expense...LOL ...so this tells me i might be sitting on an opportunity...Now my question is should i keep this thing and attempt to build on it, or take this fast money?

If you want to go the hard money route, you certainly good, but that's a different animal entirely.

This is a random question and I am not sure where to post this but does anyone have experience with renting out a horse and animal barn that sits on a primary residence?

application acceptance letter""application denial letter""unauthorized pet" or "unauthorized animal""late rent"And so on.

The bunnies will need food and water or someone will report you- call animal control the day after the eviction maybe they can re-home them.

If you get the urge to build a big boat and start collecting 2 of every animal--well...yah....