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Patrick Philip Wholesaling others Craigslist ads
22 December 2016 | 54 replies
Wife informed me of some health issues.
Robert Glass Hello from Charleston, SC
18 June 2014 | 20 replies
Hi Robert,I have other medical field clients.What they tell me is demand for health care is high but the payouts if you are a new doc with the system is low.The docs do not want to depend on health care for their financial well being so they invest as well to create an income stream when they no longer want to be in the medical profession.The old timers fixing to retire in a few years tend to only take regular insurance as they have built up many clients and do not want that exchange stuff to deal with.The new businesses hungry for business are the ones taking the bulk of that business.
Account Closed Real estate design and development
25 June 2018 | 2 replies
If there is anyone in the field that would be willing to connect and discuss how they began or provide any advice on how I might be able to get started with just a health sciences degree and 3+ years of direct sales experience, I would greatly appreciate any help.Thanks,Tim
Gregory Schwartz Higher ground just doesnt always make dollars or sense
4 May 2020 | 7 replies
We immediately address health/safety issues, regardless of the rent being paid in full or late.  
KJ Miller Is this a horrible idea?
15 December 2015 | 59 replies
Not all inner city I would venture.Joe who works Detroit and deals with I think a little higher grade than what you describe but knows the score and knows to stay away from what your describing for financial health reasons.Myself the accidental landlord who knew not of what he was doing, back in the day and was forced into dealing with inner city and this tenant demographic
Jordan Santiago Wholesaling Pre-Foreclosures or Forelosures
5 July 2017 | 4 replies
Tax delinquent - these are cool because they give an overall picture of economic health – good for about a year2.
Sameer M. Contractor Problems!
5 October 2017 | 17 replies
He was facing some health issues.For now, I will hold off on moving forward with anything to give him benefit of the doubt and give him a week to fulfill his promise.Aaron, the collection agency that I was referred to have local attorney network that work on contingent basis.
Account Closed Entering tenant apartments
29 September 2017 | 2 replies
I conduct an inspection of each of my units every year for health/safety concerns, plumbing issues, deferred maintenance, etc.  
Ashan D 1/3 Of My Income To Taxes If I Don't Do Something!
7 September 2008 | 45 replies
But C-corps can deduct fringe benefits like insurance premiums, health club benefits, and a number of things that individuals and other entities can't deduct.A C-corp that makes widgets would pay tax on their net taxable income.
Beth Collingz Philippine Property Ownership Laws - Non-Filipinos
16 September 2006 | 3 replies
It would certainly be futile to prohibit the alienation of public agricultural lands to aliens if, after all, they may be freely so alienated upon their becoming private agricultural lands in the hands of Filipino citizens. x x xx x x xIf the term "private agricultural lands" is to be construed as not including residential lots or lands not strictly agricultural, the result would be that "aliens may freely acquire and possess not only residential lots and houses for themselves but entire subdivisions, and whole towns and cities," and that "they may validly buy and hold in their names lands of any area for building homes, factories, industrial plants, fisheries, hatcheries, schools, health and vacation resorts, markets, golf courses, playgrounds, airfields, and a host of other uses and purposes that are not, in appellant's words, strictly agricultural."