People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.

They want to stay in their position while someone else pays for it.At the end of the day, I need to put food on the table for my family and each one who unfairly wants something from me takes away from my ability to do so.

This all meant to be food for thought. not a definitive proof f one thing or anotherWhat i take from this is similar to my thoughts on flipping.

If a tree branch falls on a car I'm responsible.If a shingle blows off the roof and hits someone on the head I'm responsible.If the tenant has a pet that bites someone I'm responsibleIf someone in 70 years of life never learned that water makes things slippery slips on a wet sidewalk after a thunderstorm I'm responsible for the new hip.But...If the electric company does not maintain their lines and send screwy voltage into my house it's not their fault? 

Yeah, I know that's a LOT of pets.

We low balled & won on 2 that were a disaster but still flipped them for double after we cleaned them up a bit.Had another with a kitchen full of rotting food, we got in through an 'opened' back door.

In this case, the first lender's whiny attitude and emotional appeal that I'm taking food out of his kids' mouths doesn't sit well with me at all. 

People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.

Service animals don't count as pets, but that does not mean you cannot charge more for them.

People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.