I have some units section 8 and have worked with various social service agencies with rent programs with rent subsidies partial and full.

My business ritual starts with checking all my accounts to make sure our finances are on track, then heading over to BP to socialize a bit on the forums, and then taking a couple minutes to make sure the family and business organization is caught up.

Advertising is no longer a significant expense, since Craigs List is free, but I add a budget of 3% of the vacancy rate so that I can cover extra advertising like social media and for-rent web sites. 

I feel some areas that people could benefit from learning would be topics like these; Building a Brand Dealing with Contractors Making the most of Materials Labor costs in the local market Acquisitions Running comps Using a proformaMarketing your business Designing your flip Working with cities Using credible Real Estate Agents Real Estate Attorneys and how to utilize them TurnKey Rentals Title companies Using social media If this was taught from local industry leaders what would it be worth?

Have any of you had any experience renting to the growing refugee population in in Lincoln through Lutheran Family or Catholic Social Services?  

So we posted on social media that we were looking for a babysitter and would like to schedule interviews to help us with choosing one.

Don't accept partial payments kick 'em all to the curb -- don't turn into their therapist or social worker.  

For example, at social outings, volunteer events, or a say a Christmas party, our business sometimes comes up in conversations, which sometimes leads to discussing business strategies, potential deals or partnerships.

The only sensitive information on a W9 is my social/TIN #.

Works for the county as a social worker.I think that this started as one small personal charge here and one personal charge there as a form of unofficial payment for handling the association's business and then spiraled out of control once the charges had gone unnoticed.I have only looked 6 months back.