The prospect pays. 

I have been trying to get more information about opening a prospective residential property to a service or institution that places adults with disabilities into privately owned housing.  

Don't let that deter you though.

Just wanted to share some insight from the other prospective.

I don't have any time or interest in getting Seinfeldish with prospective tenants.

Later expands to annual cruise travels and vacation house for me and my wife; be a role model for Deaf and Hard of Hearing prospective RE investors; being a entrepreneur part-time for continue personal and professional growth.

Hello all,I found another prospect for my first property…77K for a Brick end-townhome without HOA from 1986. 1200 SQFT, Fenced in yard, Little balcony, 2 bed, 1.5 bath.

If an association adopts a provision in the governing documents or amends a provision in the governing documents restricting the number of pets kept by a homeowner, that provision applies prospectively.

Do you not have new people rolling into town that would not have known you just took down the "no vacancy sign"And for the people rolling into town that see the "no vacancy" sign wouldn't that deter them from calling you when you actually had room?

The biggest steps were accepting a lower credit score and no home visit (I like to visit the prospective tenant home to see how they will treat my property).