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Betty Said:

Where do I find a legit at home job for a legal assistant with 20 years experience and typing skills of 93 wpm?

We Answered:

You need to have a network to find a job like that......they are out there but you will never find one on this site.......sorry........

I have hundreds of friends and associates. None of the guys/girls have ever made any money on these on line ventures. If they would have they would be talking about it and I would be in on it…..SCAM

Vernon Said:

How sick of lawyers are you?

We Answered:

One of the worst things to happen to this country is the OK for lawyers to advertise on TV.

The second being prescription drugs to be advertised.

Janet Said:

Allstate is banned from writing new policies in Florida. So, why are they still airing their commercials?

We Answered:

The first question . . is because they're buying airspace from syndicated shows. Anywhere the show is picked up, the ad shows, they can't stop airwaves at state lines.

Why do you care who MY insurer is? I don't think they're writing homeowners in FL. It's state farm, and the company is great. The agent is great, but his CSR stinks. My policies combined, with State Farm, cost me about $900 a year more than they would with Liberty Mutual (I jsut got a quote), but LM doesn't write in FL, either, I think. But the COVERAGE under State FArm is better.

Michele Said:

Commercial Lease - Can you charge tax on tax?

We Answered:

It's not clear from what you wrote that the 6% tax is sales tax as opposed to a rental increase or some miscellaneous management cost. Your landlord may mistakenly have called it a 'tax'.
If your lease, which many do, adjusts upward at regular intervals (annually, five years, etc.) then this 6% may just be a reflection of that increase.
Your landlord should provide you with an explanation of the additional charge, but read your lease thoroughly to see if there is any mention of a surcharge or other expense above and beyond the actual rent and expenses.
Additionally, find out if you're the only tenant paying this additional 6%. If it is illegal on the part of the landlord, the landlord certainly doesn't want all of his tenants refusing the surcharge, tax, rent increase or whatever it is. Nor does he want to explain himself to a judge.

Alexander Said:

I live in Florida and am starting a Commercial Office Cleaning Business. What do I need for licensing?

We Answered:

there is an ebook on what to do. It also includes contracts that you can use and how to price your jobs. Its at www.cleanuptheprofit.com