https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/gay-activi...I am guessing Mr.

Below is a quote from an NBC Connecticut article within the past two weeks further restricting to college students:Hamden’s Planning and Zoning Commission passed a controversial proposal Tuesday that requires landlords to live in their properties if they plan on renting to college students.The unanimous vote came after a series of complaints about out-of-control parties in residential neighborhoods thrown by Quinnipiac students who live off campus.

Here's the relevant section from the GREC website.All associate broker and broker applicants must have been licensed on active status for a minimum of three of the previous five years before they can be licensed.If you have been actively licensed in Georgia for at least three years and you are enrolled in a Broker's Prelicense Course at a school approved by the Commission, your license history will be verified by the Commission at the time the school transmits your electronic application.If you have ever held a real estate license in a state other than Georgia, or if you are not fulfilling your prelicense education requirements by taking a Broker's Prelicense Course at a school approved by the Commission, you MUST attach a certification of your license history from the state in which you met the education, examination and experience requirements for licensure with your application.

BiggerPockets is featured on NBC Denver's Tech Tuesday today!

I'm not doubting the Model S safety test record...... but that car is not a solid piece of material than can withstand a sledge hammer to the side of it.... the other cars are still designed to crumple on impact to absorb the energy rather than the passenger...... the Cypertruck is like driving a solid piece of steel and ramming into a wall...... all the energy is transmitted to the passenger and the other vehicle/object..... that energy has to go somewhere......so I'm really curious how that translates to safety testingAnd its not just a matter of safety with the other models...... with most cars a "fender bender" isn't a total loss......and isnt cost restrictive to fix (obviously depends on how bad the damage)...... while the bar for that factor is different for many Tesla models due to cost and availability of parts and labor involved to fix them

CNN, NBC, the NY Times and such are not the places to learn facts.       

Also, depending on the hardwood flooring you can refinish it every so often up to a certain amount of times.Carpet is nice depending on what floor the apartment is located on as it transmits less sound, but they do hold smell and can get dirty quickly...The winner LVP.

You won't need that with a glue down as the air pockets that transmit the noise should be minimized as long as you get a 3mm or thicker product; don't buy 2mm products as they show every imperfection in the subfloor unless that's not a concern.

Joints from the hardwood floor can transmit through and any unevenness will want to be fixed prior to LVP going down. 

Chicago’s Economy Bigger Than All But 20 Countries of the World – NBC ChicagoThere are plenty of issues here with bad legislation and governance, but if you live here, I can't imagine investing in a different state.