My story begins in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti where I was born and raised for the first half my childhood.

To further our creative financing, we are using contractors who take credit cards or provide financing.  

Don't give them what they need to raise your taxes. 

Imagine being able to put your card into the hands of someone searching for a referral partner in your city – right as they are doing it… We built in a CRM to remind the receiver of a referral to keep the sender updated on their progress with regular reminders.

Some more about me; I was born and raised in Houston, Texas and have spent the last 4 years stationed in Virginia and will be moving to Michigan most likely to attend Michigan State University.

Of course you also want to visit the building and zoning departments to confirm legal use (do not go by assessor card).

It's possible they were never taught or they never thought how it might be preferable to have a bank account or at least something like a bluebird card. 

Here is the list of problems: The front door barely opens, NONE of the doors close correctly, garage door has been replaced but the electrical still needs tackled, no doorbell, no fire alarms or carbon monoxide alarm, no working outside lights, a severe mice infestation (who have now raided my brand new couch), no insulation in the mudroom which is allowing cold air into the house and raising my heating (propane!)

We raised the rents to $1,100 and one tenant moved and we were vacant for  2 months while we renovated that apartment.   

But my next question is, when building business credit for an llc or s corp. will the place I get a business card take into account all of the shareholders personal credit or the business itself?