I just had a luncheon with the Women's Council of Realtors (Toledo Chapter) and the Mayor of Toledo and the amount of time and money that is going into the infrastructure of Toledo is outstanding!  

Pretty intense to have a city ordinance to deal with 1 apartment complex. https://tacomaweekly.com/daily-mash-up/council-approves-new-tenant-protections-ordinance/

If you're interested in seeing this change stay in the ordinance, you can do two things:email Megan Herington at the Colorado Springs planning department to voice your approval of the latest changesvoice your approval at an Aug. 7 public meeting hosting by the Council of Neighborhood Organizations (CONO)5:30-7p.m, Aug. 7, at City Auditorium, 221 E.

Almost every city has an economic council that looks to lure new business.

Actually, hitting those up in nursing homes has draw backs, like compentancy, you need to volunteer at the library, the zoo, the humane society, the red cross or the literacy council.

The city council that passed the law are probably apartment complex owners/developers and don't want any competition.

I really hope Facebook and amazon put every one remote and let Seattle city council who want to tax the crap out of "big business" in Seattle pack sand.

You need good council (tax, SEC and asset protection) to advise you on how to set things up for yourself and for the ownership group (getting that part of your team in place might be a good first step).Because if you make a mistake, there are a lot of dogs that can reach up and bite you (the federal tax liability situation being only one of them).Good Luck! 

Fire Administration chief Tonya Hoover said the approximately 2,000 communities that have adopted the council’s building codes have saved the U.S. an average of $1.6 billion in annualized losses from flooding, hurricanes, and earthquakes.However, building homes that can withstand natural disasters are expensive and keep people, including the more than 500,000 thousand homeless counted in 2019, outside.

The council meeting this last Monday was inundated with angry realtors, insurance agents, property managers, rental owners, etc. that spoke their minds about the even tougher new codes that will be implemented Jan. 1.