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841.
by dd36 8y ago
Right. If it's pre-designated then you're fine as you're not making a decision. The other grey area is making decisions about what work that vendor will perform. Often there are many solutions to a work order.
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by dd36 8y ago
Yes, but that makes them an agent of the owner, which requires a license. Basically, they can only do "dumb" things - follow instructions. If they make a decision, they have to be licensed. Choosing who to give work to is a deci
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by dd36 8y ago
How familiar are you with state laws? Performing walkthrough inspections as a third-party without being licensed is illegal in many states - a felony, even. I'll source it for you shortly. EDIT: Here: https://azre.gov&#x2F
844.
by dd36 8y ago
https://www.yardi.com/products/rentcafe-connect/ https://www.appfolio.com/blog/2015/01/appfolio-contact-cente... This type of service has existed for a while with the larger vendors
845.
by dd36 8y ago
I had no issue getting my deposit refunded. Was quick and easy.
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by dd36 8y ago
A kid that hurts herself and is crying requires conscious empathy?
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by dd36 8y ago
Wow. I've never seen this solution before and am a fan. I'm a big proponent of taxing negative externalities and this is definitely an easy one.
848.
by dd36 8y ago
I think they do actually care about privacy but are only ever offered illusion. The problem really is lack of choice.
849.
by dd36 8y ago
You track D and E. At scale, there surely are consistent patterns.
850.
by dd36 8y ago
certainly but it’s one or the other. unregulated monopolies are lose-lose.
851.
by dd36 8y ago
And socialism for the wealthy.
852.
by dd36 8y ago
*if they weren’t already granted monopoly status locally.
853.
by dd36 8y ago
There literally is no grassroots supporting repeal. It was all AstroTurf.
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Highways to Hope: Read reporter’s account of a road trip through racism in 1964(tampabay.com)
1 points by dd36 8y ago|0 comments
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by dd36 8y ago
"teenagers"
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by dd36 8y ago
Eminent domain is still eminent domain. If anything, it seems to be less restricted than it used to be.
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by dd36 8y ago
Hopefully the cheaper meat substitutes end up in all the processed and consumer food that is most unconsciously eaten and already of the lowest quality. Thinking Taco Bell.
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by dd36 8y ago
Given that r&d is a sunk cost and that producing the vehicle is cash flow positive and will be even more so in 5 years, GM should be pedal to the metal. The loss per unit sold is a non-real accounting artifact. Frankly, it should be ac
859.
by dd36 8y ago
Maybe he/she’s Chinese or of Chinese descent? I have friends of Taiwanese descent that very much follow China closely and critically.
860.
by dd36 8y ago
This. At a similar age, I sued Citibank and won. You can used forced arbitration to your advantage.
861.
by dd36 8y ago
The decisions are based on what is contained in those other filings.
862.
by dd36 8y ago
Exactly. Sounds like maybe courts should have higher filing fees.
863.
by dd36 8y ago
The people that can’t afford it?
864.
by dd36 8y ago
Art isn’t a necessity and higher inequality squeezes artists and would be buyers. Growing the middle class would help art. Its shrinking has hurt art. At least that would be my hypothesis.
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Why Aren’t Hedge Funds Required to Fight Money Laundering?(propublica.org)
3 points by dd36 8y ago|0 comments
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by dd36 8y ago
The information about the strength of the buyer comes from their proof of funds or pre approval.
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by dd36 8y ago
I’ve never seen recycling presented as anti-landfill propaganda.
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by dd36 8y ago
No. Courts don’t govern. They mediate disputes. When your state AG or the CFPB are the only way to stop collective harm, it’s a problem. Private rights of action were a thing until recently. I’d imagine a whole lot of these privacy breach
869.
by dd36 8y ago
Anti-landfill propaganda? Does that go along with throwing things in a garbage can propaganda? Flushing the toilet propaganda? Do people not know the definition of propaganda?
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by dd36 8y ago
Brokers have to present all offers.

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