Much less would I take action (= getting actively involved) by moving it from private property to public ground.

This is the website   I was reading    https://www.nsarco.com/emotional-housing.htmlIt has a paragraph that states Property managers/landlords are NOT required to make a reasonable accommodation under the Fair Housing Act for ESAs or Service Animals in these cases: Buildings with 4 or less units where the landlord occupies one of the unitsSingle family housing sold or rented without a real estate brokerHotels and Motels are not considered dwellings under the FHA but are considered places of public accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities ActPrivate ClubsIf I am reading this right , since I only rent single family homes , and I dont use a broker .

Another option is to invest in a non-public REIT, which are now popular on several crowdfunding websites (Realty Mogul, Fundrise, etc.).

Account Closed Another option is to get specific criteria for what your client is looking for, then do a public records search and reach out to the owners and/or management companies directly and see if they are interested in selling.

how do they get away with such operations, i mean for example, in the eyes of the VA and/or DC Real Estate Departments, luring in potential clients publically with the above link and then giving the run around that 'if you're looking to list with us at the discounted rate we have a web page set up for, sorry we're not taking any more listings in your area'?!

BLUF: Worry less about marketing your business and more about having quality houses/apts to rent that are listed on major public websites.  

Advertising what the public records provided by your local government is typical.

San Pedro is doing a $100M redevelopment project to do a Pike Place style public market.

It doesn't help when the public banter responds with ideas of incentives for a mortgagee to seize a property.  

Public Company Accounting Oversight Board [9] decision from 2010.CFPB defended itself and the $109 million disgorgement in a filing with the D.C.