How do you become a member of a Board of Directors?
in Economy ·
Man, the President’s party is a complete mess right now. He’s got his hands full.
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How do you become a member of a Board of Directors?
in Economy ·
Richard Kelly7 said:So you're asking because of the "paycheck"—meaning the embezzlement, the shady deals, and all that nonsense—and because you actually care about helping the company make decent decisions? 🕺
I’m dying to know... because honestly, no matter how much I try to look at it differently, the first option is the only one that makes any sense to me.
Maybe you're just being cynical. For instance, I sit on the board of a local non-profit sports club—strictly because nobody else volunteered and we're legally required to have one.
Curfew restrictions: Is it legal to leave your house?
in Coronavirus ·
wiredotter89 said:They’ve been spotted right at the entrance to the Suburban Town by the Walmart in the Suburban Town, out near the exit in the Neighborhood, and they frequently set up in the Suburban Area just past the overpass when you're coming from the Hillside.
He doesn't know where they're stationed if you take the route through the Suburban Area toward the Suburban Town, though I'd bet they're on the bridge.
They're on the bridge.
Credit Bureau - US Credit Report & Debt Records
in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Banks always demand all sorts of proof regarding your credit history from "your" bank—specifically the one where your paycheck lands. I know one particular lender just asks for a signed statement from you detailing your current debt levels. Honestly, what you're suggesting seems doable right now. If you manage to secure two loans, I don't see any reason for a bank to dig deeper as long as those payments stay current. Being on good terms with HROK doesn't carry much weight at the moment anyway, since HROK isn't functioning properly right now—at least not for individuals or small business owners. Because of that, banks can't even send out inquiries, so they have no way of seeing that you were staying on top of things.
Does the tenant pay the rental tax?
in Real Estate ·
It likely boils down to this: most landlords quote a price that doesn't include tax, then hike it up once a tenant asks for a formal lease because they weren't planning on giving the government a cut in the first place. Personally, everyone I know just laughs at me for actually paying my taxes. 🤦