If a garbage disposal stopped spinning but makes a bit of noise showing the electricity is on (likely something is blockage it but unsure), who is supposed to pay for the technician to repair it: the landlord or the tenant?

Interesting spin is that nice college towns also attract retirees who like lifestyle and access to arts, culture, speakers, etc.

You can always put a positive spin on it, "I am new at this but I am really anxious to make this happen. "

Been spinning around the site... it's amazing! 

The only way to continue that credit standing will be by having those previous owners, officers or directors in that organization.The ploy is to start a company, open lines of credit with known or even related creditors, build up the credit and spin it off saying you obtain the same credit lines with those creditors or that it gives you an open door credit wise to other creditors.

Repairs and Maintenance- First there needs to be a method for the customer to contact you or someone if there is a problem with a machine that needs to be fixed right away (water leak, door jam, washer didn't spin out) and a method to provide refunds.

Learn, learn, and learn (my spin-off of location, location, location...

There is no magic the "new innovative spin" they put on it.

Trying to project when it will happen is going to be very challenging because the powers that be, not just political forces, are very good at keeping the plates spinning when they want to. 

I could imagine all the finger pointing in a Landlord/Tenant situation to the OEM’s, builders, city, owner’s, pm’s, etc….I know I could have the courts head spinning, I’d doubt as I said with good technical representation it is clear who owns the liability without a long evidentiary hearing.