It’s not a rant, it’s an opinion but I understand that society has become so soft that even on simple post they get offended, in this case that’s you.

Hi guys,My partners and I are in the midst of closing on a fund whose mandate is in buying liens and deeds from the Tax Sale across the country, in bulk and we are looking at hiring an American expert in the said field.

All the prospective renters have dogs more than 25 pounds or in the restricted breed list: American BulldogsAmerica BullyAmerican Pit Bull TerriersBoxersStaffordshire TerriersRottweilersAkitasGerman ShepherdsDoberman PinschersMastiffsMalamutesGreat DanesCane CorsoChow ChowsHuskiesWolf HybridsI am curious how people on this forum apply weight and breed restrictions to renting single-family homes.Thanks

I am looking for some counsel on a situation for one of my rental properties.Situation: American Electric Company (AEP) contacted me regarding a utility easement (dating back to 1950) on my property.

There are a few local credit unions folks here like getting commercial loans through (PFCU, American Heritage Credit Union, etc).

Washer/dryer just depends on what's on sale but go for American top loader models without any options because options are what break on washers & dryers.

This thread is old but it was referenced on another recent thread so I'm replying...Here is the standard list of dogs that apartment complexes in my area exclude:Akita, Presa Canario, Rottweiler, Chow, German Shepherd, Pit Bull and American Staffordshire Terrier breeds, Wolf or Wolf Hybrid, Siberian Husky, Doberman Pincher, Great Dane or mixes with any of these breedsI was also told by my insurance agent to include the question: "Has your dog(s) ever exhibited aggressive behavior?"

It's ambiguous - depends upon the individual.One that thing I will fight anyone to death on is that the industry is a cost to society. 5% (maybe] of wholesalers are good.

the best tax advantage we have as tax paying americans is the 2 and 5 rule on the personal residence. 

You are all soft ivory-tower dreamers imagining you live in a fair and just society that will gradually give way to an even fairer, more just society, because it's best for its people.