Do you think apartment complexes should be sued for failure to provide services aside from maintenance?
Maybe this is an attorney general matter.
I’m in a what should be considered a nice upscale complex (though to be sure, I’ll be out when the lease is up or sooner) When I got here, not that I really cared, the little business center was shut and some gym equipment wasn’t working. Now, the gym universal is a mess making over 1/2 the equipment in the small gym not operating properly. But get this, now they’re putting up a sign that they are closing the laundry facilities permanently in 90 days.
People are paying good money to live here. This sort of thing is happening all over Florida. I don’t mean that something is down a few weeks, I mean permanently. I think it constitutes a fraud to be advertising facilities that the complexes don’t keep operating.
What’s a renter to do?
It might not be in my lease, but these things are advertised in those flashy little renter guide booklets.
I did hold onto a booklet Chatsplas.
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What kind of bankruptcy options?
I am not sure what kind of BK atty to contact if any. I have a great job, make good money, and I have less than K in personal debt outside of my home. I am having to close down a small business. The problem is I have a personal guarantee on the business loan, lease, and equipment for the business. The equipment has enough equity to take care of itself, but it leaves the loan and lease. I owe roughly K on the loan, and have roughly 0K on the lease left. I don’t have any toys or extras, as my family leads a very modest lifestyle, and ultimately have fallen victims to the bad economy. The business is three years old, and we were on pace to have the business debt free within 5 years. We paid everything in advance, and now looking back was a mistake. All options to extend the debt and restructure have been exhausted. We are now going to be on the hook for almost 0K that we will never have means to pay off. I don’t know where to begin. Do I contact a business atty, a personal atty, or should I be thinking of other options. The loan is with an individual, while the lease is with a major leasing company.
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Net present value?!?!?
IHOP Corporation franchises breakfast-oriented restaurants throughout North Amer¬ica. The average development costs for a new restaurant were reported by IHOP as follows:
Land7,000
Building800,000
Equipment341,000
Site improvements185,000
Total,993,000
IHOP develops the restaurant properties. IHOP indicates that the franchisee pays an initial franchise fee of 0,000 for a newly developed restaurant. IHOP also re¬ceives revenues from the franchisee as follows: (1) a royalty equal to 4.5% of the restaurant’s sales; (2) income from the leasing of the restaurant and related equip¬ment; and (3) revenue from the sale of certain proprietary products, primarily pan¬cake mixes.
IHOP reported that franchise operators earned annual revenues averaging ,500,000 per restaurant. Assume that the net cash flows received by IHOP for lease payments and sale of proprietary products (items 2 and 3 above) average 5,000 per year per restaurant, for ten years. Assume further that the franchise operator can purchase the property for 0,000 at the end of the lease term.
Determine IHOP’s net present value for a new restaurant, assuming a 10-year life, no change in annual revenues, and a 10% desired rate of return.
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I want to open a restaurant?
I would need to purchase or lease a building. buy all the equipment, furniture and decor, hire servers, get permits, all that. What do you think my total cost would be for start up..
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What do you think about my business idea…could this work?
At the front of every grocery store they lease out areas for small businesses like the portrait studio, the snack stands, hair cuts, etc. These area range from around 200-900 sq ft.
I am thinking about putting a small version of an Internet Cafe in a well thought location. It could be Walmart, Meiyers, Super K, or similar.
It will have between 5 and 10 high end computers that will be suitable for the latest games, Internet, music, word processing and much more. They will also have access to a printer for their printing needs.
It will have roughly 3 50" Flat-screenTV’s which will have an XBox, PS3, and Wii for console gaming. They will have a selection of all the latest and popular games with access to online play. Each TV will have two gaming chairs facing them.
I was also thinking about having a large HD Flat-screen or HD Projection with comfortable seating to watch sport games and events. This may be not likely in this environment but a consideration.
The reason I am thinking a grocery store, is that I can get a fair lease payment, lots of traffic, and they are normally in the middle of neighborhoods.
I imagine shoppers going a little early to check their Facebooks, dating sites, listening to music, printing some things out, or surfing the web for a few while having shopping as an excuse to be out of the house for a while. Also, maybe having children or their other half with them and having something for them to do while they shop. Grocery stores do not have age limits so it could work for the neighborhood kids too. Charges will be time-based and users will keep have an account to determine usage and can be billed automatically with a card on file.
It is not a huge investment and I get to reuse all the equipment purchased, so there is not a lot of risk in trying. I would like to get some general feedback though.
Please let me know what you think about it. Honest opinions will mean alot.
Thank you in advance.
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Will my wireless router still work with Charter?
Charter Communications charges a .99/month lease for a cable modem/wireless router combo. I just purchased my own wireless router, but did not purchase a cable modem as I will be moving in 6 months and switching to Time Warner (they supply a cable modem as part of their services, I think). When I contacted Charter to ask them to change my equipment lease from the .99/month modem/router to just the /month modem, they told me that even if I had my own wireless router, wireless internet service would not be available unless I continued to pay the .99/month fee.
Is this true? Or did the customer service rep not know what she was talking about? She said that you could only connect one computer to the cable modem via Ethernet cable, but I figured I could just plug that Ethernet cable into my wireless router and everything work as normal…
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What are the chances of I, a 22 yr old getting a 50,000 dollar business loan for a bar/restaurant?
Hi everyone! Heres a little background. I am a 22 yr old, and am looking at starting a bar/restaurant business in a very busy, young, vibrant, and rich downtown urban area. I have worked in a restaurant since I was 14, and know all aspects of running one, even management, as I have managed a family owned restaurant (my dads), of 75 yrs, until 2 yrs ago when he sold out. I have 3 yrs college experience, and have not graduated yet, although my heart truly lies in entrepreneurship, in the restaurant field. My father has been looking to get back into owning his own place, and we found this nice bar/restaurant, which has already been stated, and it is available for lease on a 5 year contract. Total capital required to start up, is 0,000. This includes 1 month food/alcohol, cooking/storage equipment, shelves… everything that goes into starting and running a restaurant. My dad has the means to get the funds he needs to start his share, and he wants a partner, and would love for it to be me. The problem is, that I need ,000 to pitch in, and become a partner. I have no real collateral to offer, as I haven’t invested in anything since I started college. We have a business plan, and we estimate total gross income at 1.3 million dollars, ( we used to do 2 million with our old restaurant, and this one holds about 80% of the seats our old one used to). We also did a budget,and to not get too specific and in depth, the project is a real profitable one, and will work, I know it will, but how to I get a bank to be on the same page as me and loan me the funds needed, especially because I have no collateral, other than the next 60 yrs of my natural life to offer. If you have any advice on how to obtain the funds needed to start my half, please leave an answer, or do I not stand a chance at my dream? P.S. I am also part of a credit union that I make my car payments through, my credit is in the low 700’s, and I have a 00 debt, not including my car, which covers unpaid tuition and a credit card.
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Should I worry about internal network security with Apple Extreme Base Stations?
I’m thinking about installing a wireless network for a 10-unit condo complex with 2 or 3 Apple Extreme Base Stations. I’ve learned that we can enable WPA/WPA2 encryption with this equipment, but I’m worried about the network being open between neighbors (in terms of those within the complex). We have one unit that is rented out to different people on a monthly-basis, and they are given the network password.
I understand that even with passwords on each computer, some devices could be accessed and at the lease visible. Do you think this is something I should be concerned about? I’m not sure if this setup puts our computers at risk or not. If it is a concern, is there a way to make the network more secure for individuals without spending a great deal of money?
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present value of investment?
John is presently leasing a small business computer from queller Office Equipment Company. The lease requires 10 annual payments of ,000 at the end of each year and provides the lessor (queller) with an 8% return on its investment.
(a)Assuming the computer has a ten-year life and will have no salvage value at the expiration of the lease, what was the original cost of the computer to queller?
(b) What amount would each payment be if the ten annual payments are to be made at the beginning of each period?
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What should I do??????
Hi, okay I’m 15 and need to vent. So my mom and I were homeless and were blessed when she found this job with an apartment complex. Its not in a bad area either it is in Paradise Valley, AZ. So she took the job and we live here because she gets a discount. So at first the job was great, now she is seeing what assholes the manager and head tech are! They steal from the property, the head tech guy stole a ,000 PIECE OF EQUIPMENT!!! You know what people can do with that money? So not only is that happening, the head guy is trying to get my mom fired because hes angry that the manager didn’t hire one of the women that he recommended from his church (yeah did I mention he’s a pastor) So I am scared now even tho the manager loves my moms work and the manager gets compliments on her work from residents. So not only that but now we have a roach problem. We’ve told her multiple times and nothing. And a lot of people have complained and more people have complained about their air being broken but the other maintenance guy can’t do anything cause the head guy steals everything. And then the only people that get bonuses are the manager and the head tech of course. He also won’t buy my mom the supplies she needs and he is making her do the same apartments over again because he keeps making them dirty and so shes falling behind on her work and the manager is getting angry. My mom is looking else where now but what happens if she quits I no we have to move but will we get our deposits back or not? That was a lot of money for this piece of shit apartment. Now isn’t that wrong? I want to call the management company or even the state on their asses. Should I or should I keep my mouth shut?
Just in case your confused:
5 employees
manager
head tech
regular tech I guess
housekeeper-my mom
and leasing consultant who just sits around in the office shes fine nothing wrong with her
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Question for mommies who got a 3D or 4D ultrasound?
My BIL and his wife are planning to open a 3D ultrasound studio in their city, and if the venture is a success, they want to open another one in MY city and guess who gets a new, awesome job?! LOL I’m super excited and really think it’s going to pan out because as of now, neither city has a studio, and the closest is a 30 minute drive away! We’re in the "outline" stages right now, but they have the small business loan to purchase all the of equipment, property to lease for the office and are working on a website and brochures!
So I was just wondering, for mommies who have had a 3D ultrasound, what did you like and dislike about the particular studio you went to? I would like to hear about everything from the actual experience of the ultrasound to the ambiance of the office itself. I figure Y!A is as good a place as any to get valuable consumer input. =)
Thank you!
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Question for mommies who got a 3D or 4D ultrasound?
(Also posted in Newborn & Baby section.)
My BIL and his wife are planning to open a 3D ultrasound studio in their city, and if the venture is a success, they want to open another one in MY city and guess who gets a new, awesome job?! LOL I’m super excited and really think it’s going to pan out because as of now, neither city has a studio, and the closest is a 30 minute drive away! We’re in the "outline" stages right now, but they have the small business loan to purchase all the of equipment, property to lease for the office and are working on a website and brochures!
So I was just wondering, for mommies who have had a 3D ultrasound, what did you like and dislike about the particular studio you went to? I would like to hear about everything from the actual experience of the ultrasound to the ambiance of the office itself. I figure Y!A is as good a place as any to get valuable consumer input. =)
Thank you!
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I need some info on how to start/open my own restaurant, help especially if you own one?
Ever since I was 13 I have always wanted to be a chef, however I have also always wanted to open just my own little pizza shop or mexican taco shop. Nothing big, yet nothing small, something you know regular, and quick kind of like those new york pizza shops and such. Anyways, is there any place that is FREE where I can learn more about starting.
Do i need any degrees,diplomas, or specific training.
What Equipment and where can i buy,rent or get it.
Is it better to rent,lease, or buy a spot.
oh and are there any web site where I can look at places in san diego and san diego county, like chula vista and imperial beach.
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Closing one corporation and starting another. How hard is it to do?
I have known of a number of small business owners that close the doors of one business only to turn around the next day and start a new one.
Our current business has, to be frank, been screwed over by a dishonest and incompetent CPA.
He started to get sick with a chronic illness, something like MS, and he passed our account on to his cousin to work on and this woman couldn’t find her own fanny with both hands and a gynecologist.
She didn’t enter in the data to our QuickBook’s properly, she returned the WRONG copy of QuickBook’s to us a number of times, she would think that she didn’t have the "Live Copy" of QuickBook’s and would just ignore my requests to return the live copy with the corrected tax information…
So now I am starting with 2009’s bank statements and doing a whole new copy of quickbooks for each year so I can go back and re-do ALL of the state, federal, and city tax documents to see what can be done to fix our broken books.
With all of this insanity going on, I was told it might be best to close down S-Corp #1 and re-open as a new LLC corporation and start from scratch.
Not a single piece of equipment is in the name of the company. All of our equipment is owned by the individuals and leased to the company.
Is it as easy to dissolve a corporation with the books in chaos and start a new company from scratch as some people make it out to be?
We don’t want to commit any form of Fraud or do anything that would screw anyone over.
We would pay off all of our debts and obligations.
We have loans for the company from a couple of people we are paying back slowly and we would pay them off in full because we want to just make things easier and not have any long term repercussions from this CPA allowing an incompetent FAMILY MEMBER give us bad advice.
I hate to say it but I came in to this company totally new and did what I was told to do by the "Really Great CPA" that they had…
It is my lack of knowledge that allowed this to happen under my watch and I am very upset that I, in my naivety, allowed things to get this messed up.
Can anyone advise me?
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Leasing vs purchasing baking equipment?
I’m starting a small bakery and I’m wondering if leasing or purchasing would be my best option. I’d like to lease in case the business goes belly up I think.
Anyone have any good links (they’ve personally had experience with) for leasing bakery equipment such as a convection oven, display case, refrigerator and a mixer?
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Writing an email to the Project manager to delegate the following tasks?
I am a Director of an office and need to relocate our office and I need to email the project manager to delegate these tasks:
Find a suitable location
Negotiate a lease
set up information systems and computers
arrange office configuration
assess equipment needs
hire movers
set timelines for completion of various tasks
identify what team members you will need to assist you
I am not sure how to start this email, could someone assist me with how I could go about this, I would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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PLEASE HELP WITH COMPUTER CLASS/ACCOUNTING?
for my senior class we have to make up a fake busines and fingure out the expenses and everyting and my business is "helping hands for the homeless" and most of the stuff will be donated and only some employees will be paid because other are volenteers. I need a $ amount that i would put in for each. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
please help
Mortgage or Lease Deposit
$
Inventory $
Insurance
$
Store Fixtures, Signs & Equipment $
Office Supplies & Store Use Items $
Professional Fees (Legal &Accounting) $
Licenses, Permits & Registration Costs $
Utilities Deposits/Connection $
Other Fixed Start-up Costs (Website, Etc.) $
Monthly Operating Expenses
Rent/Mortgage Payment $
Inventory $
Loans $
Wages $
Advertising/Marketing $
Insurance $
Equipment Lease $
Utilities $
Other Expenses (Web Hosting, Etc)
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i need some help with networking please. 10 points to who ever can help.?
The Busicorp network is currently made up of two unconnected network segments. One segment is wired as a physical bus topology using 10Base2 and the other is wired as a logical Token Ring network. The company has leased additional office space on the same floor as its current offices and is expanding, adding 40 additional computers. You need to design the wired network topology for the new network segment and identify options for connecting the existing network segments.
1. What should you use as the physical topology for the new network segment?
2. What should you use as the logical topology?
3. What hardware will be needed in the computers to connect to the new network segment?
4. What connection equipment, if any, will be needed on the network to connect the computers?
5. What would be needed to connect the new network segments to each of the old network segments and allow them to communicate as one logical network for routing purposes?
6. What would be needed to have each network segment treated as a separate network for routing purposes?
7. What would you have to do if you wanted each of the old network segments to use the same network design as the new segment?
8. How could you justify upgrading the physical bus network?
9. How could you justify upgrading the logical Token Ring network?
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Alternatives to leasing computers?
Exam Help Please!!!!!!!!
ok value of computer equipment deprecate rapidly. a solution to this is leasing the computers are there any other options apart from buying the computers
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Breaking a lease contract? PLEASE HELP?!?
My mum took out a payment plan for a laptop, and she was asked if she works and she said no, because she doesn’t… but then she got a letter from the leasing company addressing her as a small business, and basically the leasing agreement was meant for small businesses, not people that don’t work.. Also, when she took out the agreement, she wasn’t told that the equipment bought would have to be completally insured and last for 48 months and that breakages would have to be paid for (even though some of the things she purchased eg. Wii Games) break easily - She didn’t even know it was a leasing agreement - she was led to believe it was a buy now, pay monthly installments contract. So they basically lied to her. Is the contract still legally binding?
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How do you connect a computer to an office sound system?
We are leasing a new office that is wired for sound. Each room already has built in ceiling speakers. There is a little closet with a bunch of colored wires where we are supposed to connect our stereo components. What equipment do I need to play music from my computer (via Pandora or other internet radio, or itunes) through this system? Can I connect my computer through a receiver? What is a good one to purchase? Thanks!
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How to start a photography business/studio?
I am trying to convince my dad to fund my potential photography studio/business and he said he might help me but I have to develop a business plan first. I was just wondering if anyone on here owns their own photography studio or company and if they have any tips or help the could give me? How much does it cost roughly to start one? I am aware I would have to get the equipment like (computers, back drops, cameras, etc.) but how much would it cost to just start the business itself, like leasing a location/getting a business permit, etc.?
Thanks!
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Why is the wastewater department so strict on the rules? Don’t these people have a conscience?
I’m helping to build a mock restaurant that will be used to teach mentally and physically handicap people how to work in a restaurant. The kitchen will be fully functional with all equipment and serving counter and dining area but will only be open to the public 1 day a week just to help pay the rent. The rest of the time we will be training these people how to do a job. There will be a program to place them in a job when they are ready. Our sticking point is the grease trap. Waste water is making us install a full scale grease trap even though the kitchen is only for training purposes and will generate very little waste. We already signed a lease and started the renovations but now have to come up with K more dollars to pay for this grease trap. I explained to them that this is non-profit and is to help these people find a job so they can function normally in society but they said they don’t care… they would not grant us exception to the code. Don’t they care?
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Questions to ask before purchasing an existing sports bar/restaurant?
I am currently reviewing an option to buy an existing sports bar/restaurant? What are some questions outside of the obvious to consider when I meet with the owners?
I am aware of questions about payroll, cost of good sold, liquor license, maintenance contracts, equipment, and leasing arrangement? Are there any other imperative questions that one should consider being new to this industry?
Thank you!
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Thinking of opening a gym for co-workers. Need advice.?
I’ve thought a lot lately about opening a gym for my co-workers at my plant.
We have over 500 employees on site. We have no place to work out and the gyms in the immediate area are terrible and expensive.
We have checked with corperate and they will not approve any equipment for us to use.
I’ve scouted a place in a small town that is right down the road from us.
The plant is a couple of mile from anywhere and everyone pretty much has to drive through this small town.
It seems that the overhead would be low. Lease, electricity, water/ sanitation, equipment, and a security system.
The closest gym charges a month and doesn’t offer much in the wasy of amenities.
The cost of equipment isn’t a problem and the start up cost for the lease and bills won’t be hard to deal with.
(After all of that…) My questions are:
1. Is it legal to only offer membership to my co-workers and contractors in the plant?
2. Is it possible to set it up where members have a key and are responsible for unlocking and locking up As they come and go?
(We work rotating shifts and I believe people would be in and out at all hours. This is one of our problems. There are no facilities that offer 24hr. service.)
3. What type of insurance does a business like this have to carry?
4. Should it be a "social club"? And, would that circumvent the insurance and membership problem?
5. What is the best way to set up payment?
6. Does this seem to be a viable plan?
I’d like to do this as a service and really am not looking to make additional income off of it in the near future. I just want to cover the costs and do it legally. I’d like to put any money made, back into the place.
Sorry that this is so long.
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Since Pelosi and her husband own several successful businesses and restaurants…?
why isn’t she using her expertise to lead the Democratic congress towards sound economic legislation?
"Pelosi’s million fortune comes mostly from real estate and business investments. Her husband, Paul Pelosi, has wide real estate, stock, and bond holdings, including San Francisco condos, a Napa Valley vineyard, a hotel resort in Rutherford, Calif., and at least a million investment in a San Francisco limousine business.
Pelosi’s 1996 stock purchases included Compurad Inc., Fritz Companies Inc., Fusion Medical Tech Inc., Hambrecht and Quist Group, Getty Communications, Odwalla Inc., and Vanguard Airlines Inc. Her spouse cashed in more than million worth of common stock in Container Programs Inc., an equipment leasing company. Her husband owns a cable TV services operating company, a restaurant operating company, and much, much more. She reports joint holdings of at least .6 million."
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/786084/posts
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What are thoughts on this Sheriff Joe Arpaio scoffs at possibility of broader federal probe?
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio scoffs at the possibility that a federal civil rights and racial profiling investigation into his immigration raids and crime sweeps could be expanded into a broader look at his office’s use of power and finances.
Arpaio said the U.S. Justice Department’s civil rights investigation is a politically motivated inquiry by the Barack Obama administration into his immigration enforcement tactics, and he has no indication yet whether investigators are or will be looking into any other matters, including finances. The hard-nosed sheriff said the FBI and Justice Department will not find any financial irregularities within his office.
“I have nothing to hide. Let them look,” said Arpaio, who acknowledged that such investigations can be drawn-out affairs. “They are just coming down here hoping to find something.”
But some legal and public officials with familiarity of Justice Department and FBI inquiries into the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office say the federal investigation could be expanded. That includes investigators taking a closer look at financial management, contracting and vendor relationships, and how various pools of money are used by the MCSO, according to the officials and legal sources who asked not to be identified for fear of retribution.
The MCSO’s 0 million budget includes jails and law enforcement. County budget cuts could result in MCSO having a 8 million annual budget for the next fiscal year, according to Maricopa County spokesman Richard de Uriarte.
Federal investigators could examine MCSO’s vendor contracts; its equipment and vehicle purchases; how it uses federal grant money; the movement of pools of money within the office; and its overall financial management and use of county and federal money, according to a source familiar with the inquiry.
Arpaio stressed he is not aware of any criminal or financial probe by the feds into the MCSO, and that the Obama administration does not like his get-tough stances on immigration and law and order.
Justice Department attorneys began looking into Arpaio’s crime and immigration sweeps in late 2008 and earlier this year confirmed a federal civil rights investigation of the sheriff’s immigration and criminal enforcement, said Justice spokesman Alejandro Miyar.
Miyar said the MCSO inquiry started at the end of President George W. Bush’s second term, but the investigation has become more aggressive since Obama became president and Eric Holder took over as U.S. attorney general in January. Miyar would not comment specifically on the status of the Arpaio investigation, but said he was not aware of any expansion of the probe beyond the MCSO immigration and crime sweeps.
Arpaio, 77, confirmed federal investigators had been to his office and were conducting interviews, but said those inquiries will not deter his arrests of illegal immigrants and raids of businesses that employ them.
“You don’t see me stopping,” said the sheriff, who criticized the motivation and manner of the federal investigation.
There are some calls from Arpaio critics for a comprehensive financial audit of MCSO, but de Uriarte said he was not aware of any immediate efforts by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to conduct an audit.
The sheriff has been battling with the county board and other local officials over immigration issues, including spats with County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox and Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. The MCSO said June 17 it was investigating restaurant lease deals between Wilcox and the city of Phoenix-owned Sky Harbor International Airport.
Arpaio and Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas led an investigation that indicted Supervisor Don Stapley in December on charges of not disclosing business and real estate development deals on public financial disclosure forms. Stapley denies wrongdoing.
Former Maricopa County Schools Superintendent Sandra Dowling also is suing the county and Arpaio over a 2006 SWAT-team raid of her Phoenix home. Dowling was indicted on numerous counts, including theft, but ended up pleading guilty only to the charge of improperly giving her daughter a job within the county school system.
Arpaio’s office also has an investigation into Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard’s handling of the state prosecution of former Arizona Treasurer David Petersen. Goddard denies wrongdoing in that case.
Arpaio, who was elected to a fifth term in November, said his political adversaries in Arizona are encouraging the Justice Department to go after him,,,,,,,,,,,
http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/stories/2009/06/15/daily60.html
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How do I look for a boarding center?
I’m looking into leasing a gelding(for free) and I would pay for all boarding, training and farrier expenses and half of the vet bills(nice, eh?). horse would be "mine" and would come with a fitted close contact saddle and tack and blankies. I would provide love and grooming equipment :).
The place he is now is just too far to drive every day, or even every other. I would be out once a week and some weekends(my gramma lives nearby) but not much more as I work weekends and have church, etc.
so I’m looking for a place closer to home. What are some questions to ask and things to look for?
My big thing is there has to be good care and safe facilities. No chicken wire fencing!(seriously, I’ve seen this)
Also, if he has the close contact saddle, can I use this for dressage?
ANY other tips are much appreciated!
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Tenant’s Rights After Burglaries?
A friend of mine is living in an apartment complex in Florida, and his apartment was broken into 2 months ago. After reporting the incident to his landlord, no extra measures were taken to secure his apartment, and he was burglarized again yesterday, and a great deal expensive stereo and computer equipment was taken.
Although he doesn’t have renters insurance, he’s wondering if what happened is grounds enough to break his lease, as he obviously no longer feels safe there.
Just wondering if anyone’s had a similar experience or any advice…I tried searching tenant laws in Florida, but couldn’t find anything too specific on burglaries.
Thank you!!
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