Although most of the time I have found that it's a clogged and/or dirty discharge hose from the dishwasher that can be taken apart and cleaned.

I was recently forced out due to being Medically Discharge.

There is no recorded discharge, so assume this would be responsible of new owner to clear up or does it stay with the person?

I applied for a discharge and it was denied.

The building was converted into apartments in the 80's but was abandoned around 2012 after a catastrophic failure of the wastewater treatment plant, the building set vacant until 2016 when I was able to purchase the mortgage from the bank and foreclose on the property. after much work and long nights I was able to renovate the building and with my background in waste water I was able to repair and obtain a permit for discharge from the state of Kentucky.

Thanks for your input Paul - my idea of running low isn’t like most - i do have a rainy day fund to at least cover me for several months, not including what workers comp/disability still pays, and 5 weeks of paid vacation I’ll be taking once I’m discharged and able to return to work - also have part time option to focus more on my real estate Venture - it’s more about funding the business without having to many or any investors having skin in the game 

Would you be concerned the lien will not be discharged for any reason?

I would like to start investing in real estate as an owner occupant, I just recently got discharged from the Marine Corps and will be using my VA Loan for a 0% down payment.I have a good amount of savings around $15k but given the fact that I just got discharged do not have a long work history with my new job.

If a female is not spayed, when she is in heat, it can result in blood discharge which will stain carpets.

Honorable discharge.