I currently work 2 jobs (Casino and Movie Theater), but during this whole Covid19 experience I am really asking myself...

(I think to lobby for biz from her).Damn, no coffee in the morning.

There is a pet lobby actively encouraging policies on multiple fronts.

We immediately replaced the entire roof with money we received cash-back at closing, rehabbed all of the common areas (lobby, hallways, cafeteria, entrance), rehabbed the 3 vacant units, addressed the landscaping, resurfaced and lined the parking lot, implemented third party management (Vic Green Realty), and added a $25/m utility bill-back.

We immediately replaced the entire roof with money we received cash-back at closing, rehabbed all of the common areas (lobby, hallways, cafeteria, entrance), rehabbed the 3 vacant units, addressed the landscaping, resurfaced and lined the parking lot, implemented third party management (Vic Green Realty), and added a $25/m utility bill-back.

That could change if the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) lobbies to change the timeline but that remains to be seen.

You need lots of electronics,theater screens, game rooms, ps4s,xbox etc.

They offer legal support, training, documents, great for networking and they are active lobbying on our behalf and even have a pretty good track record of getting laws reversed and stalled.

@Celia Moore, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, the RE industry spends as much as $162MM per year on lobbying.

Let me give you an example: contrary to hotels, Short Term Rentals doesn’t have hundreds of people passing through a common area like a lobby, a restaurant, or a pool.