I have been looking through SF Bay Area rental ads and, in some of them (the affordable ones), I have repeatedly found the disclaimer "income restrictions apply". I simply don't know what it means.
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What it means is that your total family income CANNOT be over a certain amount ,sounds like a tax credit property!&#92;\nif you make alot of money you wont qualify! best thing to do is call to see what their limit is ... \n                                     have a good day ,and good luck!!\n                 -LOW INCOME HOUSING-
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eh that might be iffy if you are trying to get your own apartment. If you move out to live with a friend you can do it right now I believe. However don't quote me as legal advice please, because I'm no lawyer.
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You shouldn't, but call your agent to make certain.\n\nDo you have rental reimbursement on your policy?  It's inexpensive and worth it when you need it.
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do the classes, that's a job\n\nfind a different place, maybe your landlords insurance wont allow this and they didn't know when they first said it was ok.  You should mention what you want to do before you rent the new place, or try to buy a place.
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Well, some rental companies will accept that type of income if she can give an accurate estimate. Maybe she can get her boss at work to write something showing how much she makes. Otherwise, have someone else sign the papers.
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The Fair Housing Act is only limited to certain types of discrimination, such as discrimination based on religion, raced and family status.  If you are a vegan and only want to rent to other vegans, there is no law against that.\n\nIn the case of a traditional newspaper, most advertisments are listed for a fee and screened by the newspaper.   Craigslist is a forum where people can post messages and advertisements at no charge.  I don't think it should be up to Craigslist to screen the advertisements.  As the saying goes, don't shoot the messenger.
1998
Turning it into a joke usually works the best for me. For instance if someone asks how much is your rent, you can reply with "Too much! Way too much, in fact i think i'll stop paying it soon and live in a cardboard box", or if someone asks how much you make, i've used "not enough, i'm really not sure i'll be able to pay off my private jet any time soon". Something along those lines usually lets the person know that you are not willing to give out specifics, yet at the same time it's not rude or hurtful to them.
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If it seems to good to be true then where's the catch?  I have owned apartment buildings before, and if you are around long enough you get to know people in the banking business.  At one point I got to know the vice-president in charge of real estate at Hudson City Savings Bank in New Jersey. I had already been a party to one transaction with the bank, a 29-unit half-abandoned building in Jersey City.  One day he offered me a property, and suggested I go take a look at it.  Turns out it was a massive brick apartment building, totally abandoned, sitting on on entire city block just off Bergenline Avenue in Jersey City.  As I recall it had something like 42 apartments.  He offered to sell me the building for just one dollar.\n\nI turned him down.  That is as close to 'no money down'as you can get, heck, this was no money at all, yet even at that price it was a terrible deal.  Sure, you can get these things for no money, I've been there, but you better have access to massive amounts of capital for renovation and upgrades, and I'm talking anywhere from tens of thousands to millions.  If you don't have the means to carry it and improve it, you better think twice before you get into something that can literally slay you.\n\nA lot of the real estate moguls who sold seminars on no money down deals in the late 70s and 80s ended up bankrupt, which ought to tell you something.
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In most cases, landlords want to check every prospective tenant. You should not worry. What they want to do is to make sure that you don't have a recent bankruptcy, evictions, etc. Credit check is not designed to verify income. Well, may be just to a certain degree. Good luck.
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Because they are scamming you. What they give you (if anything) is probably something you could have found for free by doing the right search, or is a program where you have to do so much work for so little return that you will quit ... and they end up with millions and millions of dollars from everybody that sends in that small $100 startup fee.
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Restricted stock typically just means that the stock you get has a vesting period, which is the length of time that you have to stay at the company before you actually receive the stock.\n\nI don't know what type of vesting schedule that your company has.  You'll have to ask them.  But if you leave the company before some/all of the stock vests, you don't get that portion.\n\nAre they offering you restricted stock or stock options as a choice?  Or are they offering you the stock instead of some of your salary?  Typically, companies will give more options (around 2x or 3x) than they would restricted shares because at the end of the vesting period, if the value of the stock is below the strike, the options are worth 0, while the restricted stock still keeps the same value as the stock price.\n\nYou have to find out the details.  If they're just giving you "free" stock with being with the company, you might as well take it.
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You need to understand that not all kinds of discrimination are illegal.  In the real world, people get turned down for things all the time (which is a form of discrimination) based on lack of creditworhiness, ownership of collateral, good references, or any one of a thousand other legal reasons.  Illegal discrimination is discrimination based on race, religion, national origin, sex, age, handicap, etc. I would not think that requiring a deposit from you under these circumstances would constitute discrimination unless you suspect that the real reason for the requirement is your race, religion, national origin or any other suspect classification.  Many businesses, including landlords, offer incentives as part of a sales pitch, but there's almost always some fine print that says you have to qualify to get the incentive.  In your case, if your landlord's sales pitch was subject to his receipt of your rental or credit history (a very routine requirement), he had every right to change the offered terms if you don't meet the requirements.  Read your rental application very carefully (look at the fine print on the back) and see if there isn't some language that allows them to modify their requirements depending on your credit, rent history, references, etc.  On the other hand, if you have solid evidence that they are changing the rules because of your race, religion, etc., you may have a case.
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that would mean you are doing something illegal.\n\nyou buy the program if you like it.\n if you can't buy it, save the money to do so\notherwise, stealing it is illegal.
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Someone who is trying to find the best home for your budget wise, and etc. So my advice is let them do the talking and see if they're asking you all the right questions. If not then they're probably not looking out for your best intrest. Remember they make profit off of you..so make sure they're doing there job which is to find you your prefect home!
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If you gave them their money back then you really don't have a quarrell with them. You were out money by waiting on them you should have not given the money back. \n\nEveryone has a soft spot in them, so if you do then agree to give some back. Don't lket people do things like this without some sort of penalty. They should have at least paid for the days you thought you had rent coming in and more advertising from the people you turned away after you had it rented.\n\nIn the future make it clear that you are charging a holding deposit which means they are paying for you to hold it. Whether they rent it or not they pay an agreed portion for you to stop advertising. And then for goodness sakes keep it because of all the trouble you were caused.\n\nCall a screening company in your area and ask them. They would be glad to have the info.
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Its a zoning designation, check with your local planning board or county tax assessor, they should know the details of exactly what it means in your particular area.
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It means restricted for anyone under 17 unless you have an adult or parent with you. The content is viewed as too 'mature' for younger viewers. Hope This Helps!