We are also starting to book some long term stays from actors in nearby playhouse square.  

In addition, the complaints are reading that the non-profit used actual actors/"testers" to reach out to me on these listings to confirm what these 2 individuals were saying was true, which of course, I also replied, "Sorry, no vouchers".Now I've had to hire a lawyer who specializes in cases like this, and has actually gone up against this non-profit in the past, but with a much bigger client who owned 20+ apartment buildings, and was also openly saying "no Section 8 vouchers".

I'm not fighting that, but just implying that while the two-day deadline is important, the act or receipt of the money by the agent, whenever that occurs, is more important.I've realized that the seller was within his rights, and was more frustrated with myself and the agent's behavior, or lack of professionalism.This isn't my 1,000th deal, would've been my second, and definitely not my full time job, so I'm still very much in a learning phase.

I think any good realtor will be the first to acknowledge there are plenty of bad actors in the profession.

You are conflating a skin color, with a political ideology, with the malicious intent to infer a racial bias if one is of nationalist leanings, to than label those who don't conform with your ideas, agenda and leanings, as that which they are NOT, racists. 

I don't ever plan on pursuing a judgement against a tenant; I'm in a quick-evict state so I'm unlikely to suffer large loss of owed rent, and any malicious/negligent damage done beyond the deposit would be into the area covered by my insurance and I would leave it to them to track down and get a judgement against the former tenant.

In most cases, vandalism can be claimed on home insurance policies, which offer coverage for property damage caused by malicious acts.

Without a financial history, there is no effective way to screen out bad actors.

It was deemed a malicious act by the judge and she decided against me personally, piercing the corporate veil.

I’m a former soap opera actor now working for a fortune 15 and have a six figure income.