If you decide to move or refi then you'll need to pay back the full or partial amount of the assistance which was awarded to you.

Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, and the 2016 smart city challenge award winner (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/).

I think getting rid of the Influence and Award system would encourage more members and newbie investors to participate.

Therefore, you cannot take late fees from it.However, if you complete the eviction process through the court system and the court awards you possession and the monies owed (which they almost always do), at THAT time you may use the security deposit money toward anything owed to you before refunding anything left back to the tenant.

The steps you'll need to take depend on whether the tenant files for bankruptcy before or after you get a judgment against the tenant awarding you possession of the rental.Tenant Files for Bankruptcy After You've Won PossessionIf you sued the tenant for eviction and won a judgment for possession before the tenant filed for bankruptcy, you can proceed to evict the tenant, even if the tenant then files for bankruptcy in an attempt to stop the eviction.New bankruptcy law vs. prior law.

I had a tenant that I evicted for being arrested with meth in a stolen vehicle on my property (and also for not paying his rent but I couldn't evict him for that...thank you Minnesota Covid protection laws!!). And bef...

It's not the end of the world, but I swear it's always OPR/awards season when something big goes down at one of the properties.

Their requirements are:23-35 years oldLicensed for 3-4+ yearsImpressive sales numbersVibrant personalityHighly ethical and well respectedAny additional awards and accolades are also helpful.

It all depends on her award, and award is based on her income. 

Too many frivolous lawsuits that juries award ridiculous amounts on peoples' studid decisions and actions.I would also add to sit down NOT with your acct and attorney.