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Rental Income

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RENTAL INCOME Dear (Customer Name): You'll collect your rents as usual this month, right? Maybe not, if you've had a loss by fire or other disaster. Your tenants may have nothing left to rent! If...

Salvaging Your Investment After The Earthquake

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SALVAGING YOUR INVESTMENT AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE by John Barclay, Esq. The Northridge earthquake has resulted in billions of dollars of property damage. Insurance, private assistance, and public assis...

Supermarkets - Comparison Shopping

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SUPERMARKETS - COMPARISON SHOPPING Dear (Customer Name): A SUPERMARKET MAY NOT SEEM LIKE A RISKY BUSINESS . . . yet you know that the risks involved are great. So do we. We're (...

The ABC's Of Non-Competition Agreements

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THE ABCs OF NON-COMPETITION AGREEMENTS by Al Diamond Non-Compete Agreements have long been a source of dispute (and a lucrative source of income for many attorneys) when a departing em...

To Capitalize Or Not To Capitalize, That Is The Question

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TO CAPITALIZE OR NOT TO CAPITALIZE, THAT IS THE QUESTION by Irving Blackman Many business owners have questions concerning repair vs. capitalization problems. If Hamlet had owned a business, he ...

Why a Client-Centered Approach to Referrals?

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In this document, Bill Cates tells you why a client-centered approach to seeking referrals is usually more effective than one that’s producer-centered. Instead of saying "I’m building my business and I need your help," you’re saying, "I’m glad you see the value in what we’ve accomplished. Let’s see who else can benefit from this service."

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