@Ronald PerichThank you for such an in-depth response.

The page goes more in depth:"Landlords must reasonably accommodate the needs of disabled tenants, at the landlord’s own expense.

I signed up for an online real estate software that allows me to see in depth info on properties, most of you have probably used it.

Thank you for the depth response.

Depending on the well, it's depth, age and a million other factors, contamination.If it's an old hand dug well, beware, cause you'll be drinking groundwater.

Additionally, if the well is more than a certain depth (I cannot recall off the top of my head) you require steps/ladder to ensure someone can climb out of the well.

If there's a piece you don't understand, there's usually a link to a blog post or video that goes into more depth

A good gambler only bets when the upside potential outweighs the risk.

Hi im a new agent learning rentals, I started to build my database and preview apartments but can someone explain the rental forms and their process from first substantive contact what I must give my client until closing the deal as in depth as they want in laymans terms. greatly appreciated, thanks

Not because so much because of the student tenant pool  (which can be a bonus), but because of the permanence of cultural depth they add to a community.Account Closed  Nice graphs.