All Forum Posts by: Terry Miller

Starting on April 15, the first batch (electronic/ACH/etc.) of the stimulus payments will be made. So Thursday or Friday would be a great time to check back with the individuals who "promised" to straighten you out when the money comes in.

As a business consultant, I come up with answers like this all the time.

Often, there is no one "right" answer. The response has to be reasonable, though.

A reasonable answer for this is not just one month. The industry AVERAGE time to fill a vacancy is what? I don't know. If I had to pick a number, I would say three (3) months. That's reasonable. it's an average. Of course, you can have some dream situations. But, balance that out with the nightmare situations. Three (3) months is VERY reasonable.

It would cost you less money to hire an armed security guard to patrol in the early evening and night. He doesn't even have to say a word--just do slow laps around the building. People would be VERY reluctant to engage in certain kinds of activities.

Guaranteed that two or three nights of that is more effective than ADT for THIS situation.

Every drug dealer I know would "refuse to work under those harsh conditions."

First, I assume you are referring to street crime, as there is crime everywhere. It's just that my ZIP code has more drug sellers, and Bill Gates' ZIP code has more tax cheats.

But one trick I have used in the past is to use the local paper's reports. Cincinnati? Well, use the Cincinnati Enquirer's search engine and input the streets, or even specific addresses. https://cincinnati.newspapers.com/?xid=527#

This will turn up interesting info for the patient person.

A search like this for my old street would turn up a meth lab explosion, for example.

Consider getting rid of anyone who doesn't return your calls (without a very reasonable excuse): girlfriends/boyfriends, friends, businesses, etc.

Other than the list price, there are no numbers.

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"booger hook on the bang switch"

Ex-LEO, ex-Marine, or both?

Hhehehee.

I am going to get on your case a little bit.

You saved anywhere from $50-$100+/year by using your parent's address, and not some registered agent.

But now, you are going to spend anywhere from $60-$200+?/year forwarding mail.

Here is an example of a company that does what you want (I do not have ANY business relationship with them whatsoever):

https://www.incorporate.com/maintaining-a-business/mail-forwarding/

99% sure they have a grow going.

 $1550 down. Are they expecting a tax return that would get them squared away?