I wonder if this ruling will change any landlords views on the subject i.e. those who have decided discriminate against certain breeds (pits specifically), or those who set weight limits on tenants pets, etc in the terms of their leases.

The existing notes we purchase  have to have a weighted expected ROI of at least that.  

Now technically you can make the contract have the same weight by not putting in a financing contingency, even though you are getting financing through an HML.

It's just one (small) factor that was considered, but not likely the most heavily weighted factor. 

You need to set up at least 6 months of reserves or more before considering full time.Going part time gives you a chance to see if real estate is what you thought it was and without losing a livability income stream that you currently have.Show you can be a success and close deals so your partner feels good about your recent contemplated full time career change.You don't want to go from being a current asset with income contributing to the relationship to now she has her PHD and she is getting stressed carrying the weight load for both of you.

Most of our landlords chose to put a 20 pound weight limit on pets, and charge a non refundable pet fee in addition to pet rent and deposits.

@Alex Bockey The profit was not substantial and a Superhost Airbnb profile is not as heavily weighted as the company would like you to believe.  

Surprisingly, I listed my house in May and it has booked up through October....so maybe location does not carry as much weight as I had thought! 

Please let me know your personal experience with doing quit claims and if there is anything we can do to lessen our risk with the due on sale clause. 

A good accountant is worth its weight in gold when it comes to development.