I suspect this is a bogus service animal that could be flagged by PetScreening.com. 

I suspect it wasn't particularly difficult to do during the past several years. 

Since it seems you're overwhelmed right now, I suspect you might be happier focusing on debt investments.

The house has an 'off' smell, I suspect from years of renter traffic and who knows what.

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I suspect that you're probably going to end up paying the inspector and appraiser.

I suspect you did not expect it to not be sold in 19 months, but the timing has made it so that you are attempting to sell in a market that the fed is trying to slow down and trying to slow down more.Without an address I cannot evaluate on anything but the pictures. 

so when they talk to their accountant and they get those facts could make it less attractive.. not sure what imputed interest rate is today but suspect about 3 to 4%  so they have to pay tax like they were getting 3 to 4% interest even though they are not.. 

I do not know how difficult it is building such a team in TJ but from my trips to Mexico I suspect a little more challenging than building the team in the US.

The fire dept arrived and could not find the source of the CO, and suspected a car had been left running in the garage without adequate ventilation since the CO reading was highest there, in the bedroom above and the adjacent units garage.