The closest thing I can think of is in the title search, but the title companies are really just checking the title for current and/or potential liens on the property.

Once we are established in our new location (next February hubby will transition to Veteran status after 20 of years of loyal service in the Air Force), I plan to obtain a real estate license, an underwriter certification, and any other education that will aid in real estate success.

(just to clarify - I've never done business with them or have any relation to them, I just like the mailing list because it keeps me informed) http://www.holtonwisepropertygroup.com/ I think being on the mailing list keeps you in a searching mode, where you are always going to be looking at properties, so that is helpful to stay involved.I think I'd also keep an eye out for Community Legal Aid Services, Inc.

That was the closest I came to a probate/estate deal.

The tenant should be pointed to the closest State Farm agent, and they should say thankyou!

., Rent Ordinance § 37.10B(a)(9)Actual or perceived race, gender, sexual preference, sexual orientation, ethnic background, nationality, place of birth, immigration or citizenship status, religion, age, parenthood, marriage, pregnancy, disability, AIDS or occupancy by a minor child

Especially since it sounds like she expects it to be an interest-free loan.The closest I've ever come to doing an interest-free loan for a tenant is when rent is due on the 1st of the month, late on the 2nd, but they technically have until the 5th to pay me before a late fee kicks in. 

I say, I'm sorry, but your service dog won't be accepted because it's not under control.He freaks out and, being a vet, maybe can get free legal help from the local legal aid society. 

They just put band-aids on the issues.

Assume only 5% are decent, that should keep your head on straight to best aid in finding that 5% and avoiding the 95.