Sounds like a good concept but seems like even if they have the manpower to handle multi-projects, then there would be less attention to detail.   

It doesn’t have much to do with pretty locations as much as studios, unions, man power etc.

I said: "My concern is that I could be in the process of allocating funds and manpower to ensure that my property passes an inspection, and in the interim, I am flagged by your inspectors for being noncompliant.

I need a real estate partnership agreement sample or someone that can guide me through it, my plan B is hring an attorney that can do it and notarize it all at once, but I though this option might be easier and more educative.Additional Details if necessary:I'm willing to put all the man-power, that is, managing the job.

The report doesn’t address the fact that there has been a shell game played with citizens or aldermen who want to obtain and review annual police reports, staffing allocations or manpower numbers or much of the data needed to correctly run a billion dollar city department.So while all of us want to see more patrols each day, we cannot get there until we get more answers about how the police department operates, change policies and staff to what is needed to make our neighborhoods safer again.My office staff or I can answer other questions you may have as well.Alderman Scott Waguespack 32nd Ward City of Chicago 2657 N Clybourn Chicago, IL 60614

In my case they are tying off every single piece , it took 8 manpowers for straight 3 days in our case.but it is worthed it because those branch can kill people , it is still miracle that when the branch falls it doesn’t cause human damage

It resulted in a lot of man power coming in to get this project back on line as fast as humanly possible.Seeing this as an opportunity, a guy down the road from the facility built a 40 pad RV park in two weeks and was full the day of opening it.

It requires a lot of time, energy, manpower and yes money, to do that.

One property In Detroit its common for the Policed to relocate the elderly or those that have lived on one of these blocks for years that has turned Ghetto. they don't have the man power or resources to protect the innocent.. so they pay to move them.Its a very sad commentary on the war zones of the us inner cities.. and the poor people that have lived in the neighborhood for 30 years or more only to see it turn and decay to an extent that the government can not protect you anymore.And then you take the lovely Flippers that buy this crap for nothing and sell it to unsuspecting out of state investors or foreign investors and the cycle of greed and is complete.

I think everyone is rooting for Detroit to succeed as a city.. but your right when I was doing bizz there Wayne county was about as dysfunctional as could be.. 200 rehabs since the first of the year is something.. thats averaging 40 a month.. that would take a monster man power operation thats for sure.