There are places like used appliance stores and Habitat for Humanity that have very cheap appliances.With all that said, I am serving a fairly low income demographic.

There are simply too many factors involved, from actually contacting a motivated seller at the exact time they have decided to act on their motivation, to convincing another human being with free will to sell you their property at a price that makes it a deal.  

Hi,The listing agent has a legal obligation to deal with the benefit of merchant to get the most elevated conceivable cost for the dealer.

Home inspectors are human beings, and do make mistakes sometimes.

how come the state doesn't require you to get a dealer's license though like they do for selling cars?

You may not be obligated to provide that accommodation depending on the type of unit.A single family home that you are renting out yourself would not be required to allow the service animal.This is what the humane society has to say about the question:http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tip...

I think I see where you went off track.The idea is NOT to "hide the owner", the idea is to prevent any "professional litigant" from finding an access path back to any human person's personal assets or possessions.

But there are good lenders out there with actual human beings and a brain who do sensible (manual) underwriting.

I would assume that a professional's opinion is not enough to sway the municipality to change their minds on a setback that relates to human safety. 

Grade: C+ (a good human) 3) a woman who was fired for egregiously hideous customer service in all respects.