Sell by public “reserve” auction for a fast and lucrative sale.

Or, as is usually the case, if it's a contract between the licensed contractor and a public entity i.e. a city, county, state, or Fed, school or a municipality project/s, etc. then it is also required to show proof of LIABILITY INSURANCE by producing a CERTA lot of folks overlook or don't even think about WORKERS COMP & LIABILITY INSURANCE  but it is one of the most important elements of a contract.

I'm happy to join up as a coalition of city landlords to try to take the city on, but I have a feeling the current city administration won't care much for listening.

Maybe it's the way that the housing authority in our area works or our local culture but it seems that the vast majority of the applicants that we get who are on public assistance almost always fail to disclose that their spouse or significant other will be living with them and we generally find out that they aren't being truthful during the screening process.Our application process is straight forward; all adults (18 or over) who will be living at the property must fill out an application and be on the lease.

And they likely knew the public wouldn't approve most increases anyway.

I am thinking of turning the closet 90 degrees, or shortening it far enough to put a door to the kitchen, then getting creative to find/create additional storage space (if needed) for the bedroom.Having the public area to the front looks better to me than the reverse layout.

I personally chose a smaller local administrator to invest in notes for true passive income in my Roth SD IRA.

An example would be establishing public list or group functionality.

It is not treated the same as a security deposit.Check out IRS Publication 527 for some examples.And I agree with the others… this is a huge red flag that could cause some major management issues down the road.

I remember as a traditional student in business the Gale publications allowed people to purchase their directory for different purposes (starting or expanding one's business).