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Hillsborugh County, Florida (Tampa). I lived there for 20 years. It's hot and humid and about 90-93 May 1 through Nov. 1. The winter weather is great, but you'll likely get one or two cool spells when cold fronts move south. If you're moving to Tampa, South Tampa is one of the nicest parts

I am a financial professional... doing all types of insurances but mostly specialized in life, disability, education planning, long term care, retirment, estate planning, and business succession... I am just getting in Auto, home, business, health insurance... so I have this CPA who wants to work together in his office selling insurance... But as I was talking to him I never felt like he knows how to recomend people in certain financial product in order to save money on taxes for the clients.. I have a feeling that he never worked with any financial professional and don't know if I can teach him what to look for in terms of people's finances in order to referr business to me...another thing he told me was that he doesn't not solicit life insurance and if this is the case how he expects to work with me?? I want to hear what you all have to say ... and what should I do with him to help him understand what's behind financial planning... and how important it is... ??.

Contact the Small Business Administration.. See if they have a local group of SCORE executives that can advise you.

I love my sister, but I don't understand why she disappears for days or weeks at a time and then comes back and expects everything to return to normal. She won't open up to anyone and I can hear her crying to herself in her room, but when I go to see if she's okay she pretends there is nothing wrong and tells me to get lost.

England/Wales. . If the tenant is not living in the same building a you, then they have an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. Therefore your 'notice to quit' needs to be a 'section 21 notice' . The exact format depends on if it is a s21(1)(b) issued during the fixed term of the contract (2 months notice), or a s21(4)(a) issued after (2 months, ending on the same day of the month as the original AST).. . These notices can only be issued if any deposit has been legally protected, and if the property is a licensable HMO, you must have a HMO license.. . These notices do not force the tenant to leave - they just say that after the end of the notice period, you reserve the right to apply to the courts for possession - a process that takes a minimum of 2 months.. . Any other method (except section 8) would be illegal eviction, which carries severe consequences.

There is nothing illegal about knowing who tenants are. Anyone outside of approved tenants must either apply for tenancy, must be a short term guest, or is an illegal occupant. This is done to run credit checks, background checks, check references, and even to parse out utilities properly. If a tenant gets married, the tenant adds the spouse to the rental agreement. The landlord then has the right to allow or deny the new tenant. If it's denied, then the tenant has the right to move (paying out the lease or getting someone to take it over) or to stay, but without the spouse. If a tenant has a child, the child is added to the lease/rental agreement as a child tenant or as a tenant. The landlord typically cannot refuse to add a minor child to a lease or rental agreement.

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