Tenant specifically acknowledges that this includes, without limit, shoes, bicycles, spare tires, children’s toys, “blue” tarps, boots, fishing gear, coolers (ice chests) sledding equipment and the like.

better than sitting around and waiting for the phone to ring from your expensive direct mail or beautiful web site, which is one of 300,000 on the web.Granted, it does take guts to call on a prospect face to face, right out of the blue.

Print out a map of the blue collar areas of your town.

It's in a decent blue-collar neighborhood.

Angie Brown,Thomas Blue,Being incorporated will not allow you to deduct anything other than what you normally deduct; however, if you have a large profitable portfolio, you can offer any employee of the corporation some fringe benefits or pension/401k plans.Thomas, yes you can deduct those flights.Bottom line no matter what you should keeping good track of your expenses and have thorough record keeping.

One day right out of the blue she sent me a john deere letter.

I live in Los Angeles area.

I am evicting a bad tenant using a local attorney, and the situation is the following: The law firm began the unlawful detained lawsuit in the local Los Angeles Court, and the tenant decided to file a response within the given five days, and requested the court waive the $200.00 fee.

Watching a thread that involves Bill Walston and Bill Gulley is like the scene from Airplane.....No JAne...the yellow zone is for unloading of passengers, and the blue zone is for arrivals.No...Bob....the Blue zone is for taxis and the yellow zone is for arrivals...Airplane....the movie of choice for those that live in Colorado where it's legal to smoke...

I use a company in Los Angeles that gives you pretty accurate info and what I like is that they were one of the first companies to list all the loans on a property and tell you which one was foreclosing.