The last thing I would want if I owned a resturant, would be formy waiters hitting my customers up for other business deals.One of the last people I would trust with my real estate investments would be someone who could not make a living in real estate and worked as a waiter at a resturant.....bar tender maybe...LOL!

You need a general manager, bookkepper, accountant, as well as bar tenders.

Also makes sense they weren't named in the prior foreclosure, as first mtg holders aren't required to be named/notified, since their interest remains.For sure there is a procedure in the FL code to get and tender a payoff amount when buying subject to senior liens at foreclosure sale.

I told him that my debts are in US DOLLARS and the currency states that "THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE".

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If my contract is unenforceable, voidable then it is impossible to hold an equitable interest in such a contract, what rights I actually have are up in thin air, nothing, and there is no value in such a contract.Now, I advertised my contract, I arranged for a young man with interest to drive by where your daughter works to see her working as a bar tender and he seems very interested in obtaining my contract, or so I thought.........Turns out the young man answering my ad is a cop and I get arrested for pimping your daughter, hope they don't nail both of us for human trafficking!

Used to be a textile manufacturing town.

Anyone ever use this service or anything similar? I wonder if it could be worth it for when I am away on vacation or as a supplemental property manager. Thoughts?

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His closing sentence was, "I reciprocate your kind prayers for the protection and blessing of the common father and creator of man, and tender you for yourselves and your religious association, assurances of my high respect and esteem."

The sale by tender is also used by the Tribunal, requiring tenders to be presented in closed envelopes.