(Sound like good reasons not to pump in to shower.) but that many/most people do it, especially if it drains in to a septic system. 

So, I paid $650 for both the pumping and inspection.Unfortunately, the inspection revealed an undersized septic system (500 gallons) – they recommend a system larger than 1,000 gallons.

The mom and pop landlord that I rented from (by my calculation and internet research) owned about 50 doors and had for a long time.

For me, adopting a robust CRM system has been a total game-changer.

A quick browse through their website and reviewing their offerings clearly show they have the right systems in place and know what they’re doing.

I would be willing to help - but you know you need a lawyer - taking advice from people on the internet is not a great business decision.

Our system is a bit unique.

Have around 10 units self managed and looking to optimize my business systems to be slightly more scalable and automated.

Assign due dates to those steps and have a system or process in place for tracking your progress whether that be as simple as being written down in your notebook or as complex as having a project management software.

Usually these systems are using sold data.