That is still a bit confusing to me but practice make perfect right!

How long have you practiced this in the mirror... it's no way you were born this way!

Generally speaking, from a legal perspective, unless there is a term in the lease that allows for a particular reason for eviction for prohibited practices, or a tenant breaches the terms of the lease through some action or inaction, they cannot be evicted.

Dear BP nation,It has been the common practice of "landlords" to feel entitled to a prospective tenant's Social Security number (SS#).

A month ago, I was making 4 figures a week and could practically afford any real estate investment on my mind.

Is that a usual practice?  

As for as the practical side, I jumped in.

I can't make this stuff up, and the jokes practically write themselves.

I would stay within my scope of practice as a landlord by providing resources, but it is not the landlords job for charity or social problem solving.

Very poor business practice compared to all the other better options on the market.