Ive been working in corporate America for a little bit over a year now as a front desk receptionist / office clerk and I'm ready to upgrade and learn something new.

*You need to have a rental criteria *You need to have excellent curb appeal *You need to have an appealing open house, application forms, good setup, with card table and chairs, pens and paper, receipt book, etc.

Want to incorporate court house buying into my scheme of things.

Make sure to inspect the property often and its incorporated in the lease agreement.

There's no eating at it, 'cause it's always covered, 'cause I'm always working, and even if I cleaned it off there'd be no room for more than one chair based on how it needs to be situated.  

@Brendon K. if you are using a company that is incorporated you have nothing to worry about you can just pay them.  

You can use felt pads under chairs etc to avoid scratches by repetitive movement.   

A very smart endowed chair at Boston University advises everyone to save for retirement exclusively in inflation protected bonds..or he did a decade or so ago. 

We also offer a few items like a pack n play and small high chair.  

LLC) between myself and a partner - what are some key things to incorporate in the operating agreement (not in cookie cutter entity formations)?