The other thing you can do is provide her with contact information for a domestic violence outreach worker: police departments often have a female officer who serves as a liaison with both transition houses and outreach works and would be a good place to obtain information.

Sure, you can still find some deals but it's pretty tough now.

I'm sure thats probably not legal but I'd bet it would be a huge legal mess to have to correct and some really tough sleepness nights waiting for things to get cleared up.Get the title insurance and get your sleep.

Just got an email that the two largest giants of outsourcing will be merging together.I think there's better quality foreigners on Odesk and better American quality workers on Elance.Hope the technology sees a huge boost!

Do you get a lot of applicants who are seasonal workers?

A co-worker has really gotten me doing my home work on investing in real estate.

If your current guy is the typical "telephone tough guy", he won't want to be there with a scary thug.

It's always a tough situation having tenants do all the maintenance and up keep.

From what I hear, it's a tough business to be in.

I think you should try to work something out with your landlord.But if you're really willing to part with your dog, that you've had for 7 years, then maybe the dog is better off finding a home with someone that really cherishes him instead of just getting rid of him when the going gets tough