I have rentals, flipped and am a full time mortgage lender with Regent Financial, a best of Omaha recipient 6 years now.

Depending on the wording, of course, they often mislead the recipient, giving them the idea that you are just some average Joe who fell in love with their house.

Each section 8 recipient will have a case worker and that person can be your contact point.

I'm using Rocket Lawyer to draft up the boiler plate stuff and adding in some clausese for scope of work, materials, 1 year warranty, and also a clause that states that the contractor must immediately inform recipient of faulty work and that if they do work over top of faulty work, they are responsible for the faulty work.  

Another thing to consider is no matter how absurd or crazy you think a contract may be, if the recipient signs it, you have yourself a legally binding contract.

Long time ago I learned to cook and of course when you learn to cook you use recipies.

There is no fee to the sender and the recipient if they select "living expenses" as the category for sending the money.

I came across something worth sharing - using a Johnson Box to get your quick message across to the recipients of your direct mail campaign (letters, postcads...etc)A Johnson Box is a box usually at top that contains the key message you're getting across - it could be a "We buy houses, Call us" or "Call me to get added to our buyers list"...etcThe key concept is that messages stick out and grab the readers' attention when placed in a box, a bigger font, a different color.

Want to drop one third of Medicare recipients or cut payments to hospitals and doctors by a third?

I have a good friend, purple heart recipient who happened to be gifted a free home for wounded warriors in Orange County.