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Wyndham Resorts: Illegal Credit Check
Yes, we went through a time share presentation. Yes, we provided our driver's license as request for identification seemed appropriate. No, we never provided our social security numbers (even w/the angry and frustrated representatives insisting.) We were clear from the start we were not...- pixelrogue1
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Suspecting a person living in apartment.
PA I am a landlord, and suspecting a relatively new tenant has moved in their partner into the the unit, yet not sure what steps would legally 'prove' the extra person living in the apartment (vs., say, "visiting"). Reasons for suspicion: - partner wanted to move-in, however refused to sign...- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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Screening New Tenants...
Looks like a no. Thank you everyone for the input. Was hoping there was a different angle.- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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Screening New Tenants...
Can an apartment owner in PA require tenants to have W2 employment, so long as that rule was applied across the board to all tenants/prospective tenants for that person's business? Other business extending credit (loans etc) require W2, not accepting SS or self-employed.- pixelrogue1
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Screening New Tenants...
--- Yes, not interested in screening based on age or disability. Simply a way to be protected in the event of a lease break. Someone w/fixed income does not lose their income, but they can decide (and have) to stop paying rent. (One instance was a tenant who reprioritized the purchase of a new...- pixelrogue1
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Screening New Tenants...
Would a person on SS be a safer bet than someone w/can easily jump job-to-job, sure, and safer than someone who has their own business. Yet in all three of these cases, you have no way minimal opportunity to cure a judgement. I do not see a way to collect when the tenant's income is a...- pixelrogue1
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Screening New Tenants...
To be clear, the only purpose to this question is so there is a way to collect a judgement in the event of a lease break. This is not about their % of income, as the % of income would not matter. They could be a millionaire, yet if those funds are in the form of a government check, they can not...- pixelrogue1
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Screening New Tenants...
Seeing a trend with renters who's primary income would be social security. How would a landlord protect themselves in the event of a lease break if the tenant's primary income would in the form of a government check (such as social security?) Is it legal to not accept a prospective tenant based...- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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[PA] Arbitration Clauses in Agreement of Sale
Yes, we want the house yet we will likely walk if the agreement of sale will not be adjusted.- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Buying & Selling a Home
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[PA] Arbitration Clauses in Agreement of Sale
What is the name of your state? PA On principle I never sign arbitration clauses. I am in the early stages of buying a pre-constrction town home, and the sellers agreement includes two arbitration clauses. I do not want to sign any arbitration clauses (not that I expect there to ever be the...- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Buying & Selling a Home
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PA: Annual Apartment U&O
Think so, In terms of the history and what would have been grandfathered. Either way, inspector and borough would have some accountability in the matter.- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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PA: Annual Apartment U&O
E Exactly. So there is a repair they asked me to do years back. Did the repair, had the permit pulled, job was completed * approved by the inspector *. Fast forward two years, and that same inspector now tells me that that job repair will need to be done again in the future - as it was not to...- pixelrogue1
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PA: Annual Apartment U&O
What is the name of your state? PA Local town insists on annual inspections of apartments, at rates that rival the hourly wages of doctors. After paying the fees, the inspector would schedule out nearly a year or so - payment in beginning of the year, inspection at the end of the year. If I...- pixelrogue1
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PA: Corp-to-Corp and name needed for contracts
Update: Anyone following this thread - maybe someone starting out for the first tine like me - here is the conclusion (which has been hinted to in some of the responses.) Self-Employed w/LLC Sole Proprietor (no plans of having employees) - I can still contribute to retirement *and* as an...- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises
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PA: Corp-to-Corp and name needed for contracts
For those following this thread - thank you for your patience- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises
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PA: Corp-to-Corp and name needed for contracts
This is the bit of the enlightenment. So self employed person using LLC can put aside 18.5, "and" the LLC can contribute 25% gross (up to a cap around $55k)?- pixelrogue1
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- Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises
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PA: Corp-to-Corp and name needed for contracts
UPDATE: Not sure why this hadn't surfaced until now? According to Vanguard, anyone who is self-employed can set up an employ'er' account - traditional 401k - and contribute up to 25% of gross (up to I think he said 55k.) So the incorporation 'type' (LLC/s-Corp etc.) does not matter so long as...- pixelrogue1
- Post #60
- Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises
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PA: Corp-to-Corp and name needed for contracts
My understanding is that all retirement options are similar (~ 5.5 IRA & 18.5 401K,) and the only way to move beyond that amount (for those under 55) is through an s-corp. Which plans were you thinking of that would mirror s-corp options?- pixelrogue1
- Post #59
- Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises
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PA: Corp-to-Corp and name needed for contracts
S-Corp intention was (would be) to maximize retirement contributions....the standard allowance for an employee (18.5) and then 25% of gross as company contribution. That would be the primary motivator, followed by partial smaller distributions (if any) for any funds available after expenses...- pixelrogue1
- Post #58
- Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises
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