A senior citizen will not be foreclosed.

I was wondering if we could require people to show proof of vaccinations, references from previous landlords and/or kennels, and a AKC Canine Good Citizen Certificate with their dogs?

The property manager found me an insurance a couple of month late (because the houses were bought through a georgia corp. belonging to non US citizen) with a cost above expectation.

I live in SoCal for the life style & the weather.It's a sad lesson, but many seniors move to a location with a lower cost of living ONLY to discover the rebuilding of social connections, professional services( aka doctors, lawyers) becomes disappointing. 

As for building ratings - during the 10 years I was in apartments, I always was at the C-level with the dream of getting to the A-level with all senior residents.

His 89 year old aunt resides in the property, but they are trying to find an Senior home for her.

I purposely stayed away from any PAC-related activities everywhere I worked.Btw, at eBay, the senior management were pretty much their own lobbyists.

It all depends on the equity between all senior liens and the market value of the property.As to the question on training, I would suggest picking up a few books, attend some RE club meetings that may offer such topics, and spend lots of time on the BP threads with this topic, then start asking questions.

Sadly, this seems to be becoming more and more prominent (or maybe it's just easier to catch them in this time of everyone-having-cameras), and when the system protects peace officers above their protection of average citizens, there's a big problem...

And, is the Real Estate Commission licensed by the state to speak on behalf of citizens of that state?