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You may have tried some of these already, but: showmojo.com, hotpads, zillow, trulia, craigslist, facebook area renting groups, advertising move-in specials, contacting all of your good current and past tenants (when possible) and giving them a referral bonus, direct mail postcards to other apartment tenants (check local laws/codes), putting up flyers at local businesses and schools, calling HR departments to get on their housing lists for any relocating employees, calling non-profits orgs who provide housing for special needs folks, call your local HUD office, etc.I normally try for a 15-18 month lease this time of year so that you won't have the same issue next time the unit vacates.  

In new haven ct. wondering if someone wanted to organize a meet up at my place.

The cost to be a member of that organization however seems excessive.  

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Under the Act, unless the governing instrument provides otherwise, a beneficial owner is entitled to the same limitation of personal liability extended to stockholders of private, for profit corporations for profit organized under the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware.4 If a natural person, the trustee must be a resident of Delaware.

I spent the last 2 months picking out a property I was comfortable with, organizing the FHA financing and 203k repair loan and here I am, walking into equity due to a healthy appraisal after all was said and done.The gist of it is, I went through a lot of hoops because the house needed work, had awful tenants, was in cosmetic (but not structural) disrepair and had an inept real-estate agent.

I organize a meet-up for RE investors once every two weeks that you might want to attend to network.

I attend more fundraisers for sick children, family who's home burned, raffle for fire departments than I can possibly remember in a month.That being said when my company/business "gives back" it is to a 503c compliant organization that I can claim on taxes.

If you don't have the account set up in your name, then I'm afraid you will have to go down to the office in person, and need to show the deed, your LLC's articles of organization and EIN.