Not sure what city you are in but just google Housing Authority and your city name to get to their website.

The first book is easy to understand the author is great at explaining things at multiple levels (which I appreciate as a teacher).

The author himself uses horrible grammar and over half of his "opinion piece" is actually just quoting opinion posts from Twitter.

This new program was created by the Downtown Investment Authority (DIA) and approved by Jacksonville’s City Council in October 2020 and our company, along with a group of other Jacksonville developers and downtown stakeholders, were a part of the process.It allows for more incentive dollars to be allocated to developers to revitalize historic downtown buildings, which in turn leads to more residents and more amenities coming to downtown Jacksonville.

When they fix things it appears they put bandaids on leaks and the same problems continue to occur, even though I am always authorizing them to fix things to perfection and spend the extra money, I want to take good care of my tenants and my properties.

Just ordered Who Not How book - by going to the author’s website you can also get tons of bonus material! 

If you want more context here is a link with more information regarding corporations building here:AZ Commerce Authority

I ask all my renters to provide an emergency contact that they authorize to remove their belongings from the rental, pay obligations, or receive refunds.

The rule that forces landlord to pay utilities for not paying tenant is rude and is actually making authorities to support delinquent behavior.

You can read more at Scotus Blog, which is a useful source for analysis of Supreme Court rulings: https://www.scotusblog.com/202...Based on Kavanaugh's comments, Congress would have to pass legislation to authorize the CDC to continue the moratorium after July 31.