There are new guidelines that prohibit disqualifying people with a  blanket denial due to criminal history.

I don't know about other states, but in TX you can sell contracts unless the wording prohibits it.

I am not looking to provide additional professional services like legal or tax advice (In fact, I am prohibited from doing so unless I am duly licensed). 

There are parts of Mount Pleasant where it is strictly prohibited like in the Old Village and in neighborhoods with HOAs that prevent it and in those cases, yes, those people are just ignoring the rules.

Does anyone have any experience in easement transfers and is can people effectively buy/sell easements if there is no clause in the filed easement specifically prohibiting it? 

In fact I was invited to participate in a second MM but my schedule prohibits.  

The deductibility of repairs will largely depend on the Tangible Property Regs and your placed in service date.Still incorrect information as that unit of property is prohibited from service until the other portions are completed.

If the central issue is permeability of rentals, a simple inquiry of the Selling agent or a review of the Rules and Regs should answer that question precisely and expeditiously so that you aren't waiting/wasting time and money to inspect and appraise only to find out that there is a rental cap or prohibition.

We should chat and see if we can find some cash flowing properties in 2019.As an fyi forum rules prohibit advertising or deal solicitation anywhere other than the marketplace so I won't get into the weeds on the market or current deals but my info is all over the place.

Once the tenant is in the property of course they request a dog (for emotional support due to their anxiety), owner says no...they later come up with a letter from a therapist (someone who has yet to return my calls) and in the letter it states according to the FEDERAL Fair Housing Act, you cannot prohibit someone with an ESA from living in the premises and having the animal.