I've been weighting these forums to reach out to local Michiganders like yourself for advice/insight to help me better understand & keep my ambitions high!

Lastly, service/companion animals do not have to be just dogs; they can also be other animals, such as cats or ferrets.http://www.nsarco.com/emotional-housing.htmlLandlords cannot: Ask a tenant to pay a deposit, fee, or surcharge in exchange for having a service or emotional support animal, even if they require such a practice from owners who wish to obtain pets in their dwelling.Require that an emotional support animal have any specific trainingRequire the emotional support animal to wear or carry any special collar, harness, vest, emblem, or other means of identifying it as such.Inquire about the extent of the disability, or ask for detailed medical records for the individual requesting the service or emotional support animal.Refuse to accommodate you and your animal because their insurance policy won't allow a species, breed, or weight.

What variables do you consider, how much weight do you put on each variable, etc.?

How much weight does the tax assessor's valuation have when negotiating a deal?

I'm a student of David's, but seeing this is my first post here, I'm not sure that'll hold any weight amongst the group.

I'm currently eating my weight in chocolate.  

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As a pure real estate deal, those definitely are going to punch above their weight.. hence why I'm interested to try one.

That is fine with me because I can pull my own weight and then some.

The forebearance only means that we won't have to pay mortgage, but you're still on the hook for the maintenance, taxes, insurance and upkeep.