At this point I'm not sure what to do and where to go for help getting the school district to obey the law.The organization in the article linked above, Californians for Homeownership (a nonprofit sponsored by the California Association of Realtors), didn't respond until they noticed I had made a donation, at which point their lawyer, in my opinion, nastily and totally blew me off and refunded my donation.

It's about time "we the people" take action instead of awaiting action; get involved with local official organizations, get active and vocal, write e-mail and phone local representatives.

We only have 30 days to organize a plan and 60 days to put the first offer!

Thanks in advance for any feedbacks.LANDLORD PROHIBITED USESLandlord shall not use any portion of the Shopping Center or lease to a tenant for any of the following:adult book store adult novelty and lingerie shop amusement arcade amusement center animal boarding or raising automobile body shop automobile dealership automotive repairs and service billiard parlor bingo parlor boat sale or display bowling alley brothel car wash catering hall cult meeting place dance hall discotheque factory use firing range flea market funeral parlor game arcade/room gun store head shop hospital house of worship industrial use junkyard labor camp laundromat manufacturing use meeting hall mobile home park mobile home sales monument sales mortuarymovie theater nightclub off-track betting parlor palm reader pawn shop place of public assembly plant nursey psychic religious organization sale, rental, repair, storage or service of trucks and/or trailers skating rink smoking or vape store stockyard strip club target range tattoo parlor taxidermist theater trailer court trailer sales warehouse use

Always introduce yourself to the club organizer and let them know, as well. 

If the team is a self-organized team, you will be at 80/20 with a 16k cap and you will be at 60/40 with a mentor for three transactions.

Professional, organized and easy to work with.

A person violating the Order may be subject to a fine of no more than$250,000 or one year in jail, or both, if the violation results in a death or as otherwise provided by law.An organization violating the Order may be subject to a fine of no more than $200,000 per event if theviolation does not result in a death or $500,000 per event if the violation results in a death or asotherwise provided by law.

I am also working with charitable organizations that support people and I get paid by them, while helping people getting on their feet.

So, I recently just accepted a position with a local organization as a Housing Navigator in addition to working as a local realtor with KW Chattanooga.