Think of it like advertising prescription drugs, if you’re selling something that’s an awkward ask, it’s best to advertise direct to consumer rather than targeting the doctors.

Structural engineering could be done prescriptively, however with the high wind and slow loads and mountainous siting, I am leaning toward using an engineer I've worked with on many projects before for a reduced rate, say 2k.

Grocery stores can give everyone a break on groceries, banks can give us a break on our mortgages, drug companies can give people a break on their prescriptions... will it ever come to this?

Now is not the time to insult tenants further I had a good friend become addicted to prescription meds.

If this is a small slice of property that hasn't been used by the claimant or his predecessors for 30 years, then a lawsuit against you is unlikely.But if you are sued, then based on what you've posted, you have a valid (legally cognizable) defense.  30 years of continuous use of the property by you and your predecessors constitutes (Adverse Possession and/or Prescriptive Easement). 

Comments often vary widely as design is not always prescriptive and different interpretations of the code exist.

I inform our new tenant that she was required to provide a prescription for the dog or the dog must be removed from the property.   

I would request a letter from an actual local mental health professional that you can call to verify the ESA prescription, and refuse to accept any online forms they may have paid $20 to download from a fake mental health professional.

The term for gaining an easement by repeated use is a prescriptive easement. 

If the theory is meant to be limited to those four things, then okay, but if it's meant to be a very broad prescription, to encompass stocks as well, the theory doesn't hold water, and thus the advice to buy real estate now is called into question.