All Forum Posts by: Philip Ray

I was about to open a cleaning business in an area that caters to STRs, but finding reliable cleaners proved to be quite a challenge. Some of the benefits I offered included a steady schedule, above-market pay, and verified clients. However, it seemed that nothing impressed the cleaners I interviewed. Many of them were listing their services on  https://pro.aroundwire.com/, and preferred to avoid working for an agency or company.

I’m not sure how you guys are building a monopoly in such an unpopulated area, but keep up the good work.

Here are a few Johnstown HVAC companies with good online reviews to get you started:

• 1. TNT Home Services: https://tnthomeservicesco.com/
• 2. My Guy Heating and Air: https://myguyheatingandair.com/
• 3. Swan Heating: https://swanheating.com/

In addition, Aroundwire might be the best fit for finding an honest AC repair person through recommendations and for HVAC sales leads. You can target specific areas and demographics to ensure you are reaching potential clients who need your services. The platform allows companies to focus their efforts on qualified leads who are actively searching for services.

I'm always happy to support local businesses, especially family-owned ones. Indeed, looking for reliable HVAC sales leads can be tough, so it's fantastic you're reaching out here.

For any builders or investors in Phoenix needing top-notch HVAC services, this is the company to connect with! They handle everything from commercial to residential projects, including installation, startup, and ongoing service.

I'd recommend checking them out on Platform Aroundwire - they seem to be active there.

Good luck finding the perfect partners!

Your realtor and property manager are correct. Leases are contracts, and both parties are obligated to fulfill them. She can't unilaterally switch to month-to-month.

In Tennessee, absent a specific early termination clause in your lease, it's generally difficult to evict a tenant before the lease ends without a valid reason. "The tenant is a complainer" wouldn't qualify. 

A better approach might be to follow proper procedures to address the AC issue and potentially evict for breach of lease later if necessary. You can serve a "notice to cure" which gives the tenant a specific timeframe (usually 14 days) to fix the violation (in this case, not properly maintaining cleanliness or disrupting the peace). Document everything.

I have been looking several times for a Tax Professional and couldn't find one. So many of them just sit in the office and know nothing.