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Question a Credit Card you can use to pay your rent

 I do hope folks who have lived in "their own home"(The bank/lender owns "your home" until you have made the last mortgage payment)  for over 5 years saw through the ruse being spread around by the 31 year old man who attended Wharton School in Pennsylvania(He did not mention whether he had graduated so we can assume he probably didn't)  Ankur Jain stops short of saying that renting a dwelling is stupid while peddling a credit card that will give you cash back and rewards on most people's largest expense which is their rent.  Mr Jain does not mention the enormous cost of property tax, homeowner's insurance, HOA costs and the inevitable repairs and maintenance that can transform the American Dream into the American Nightmare! Ankur is fatuous enough to conclude that paying a landlord is the same thing at "throwing away your money".   Any discerning reader should be able to see falsehoods are being disseminated to benefit Jain and NOT to help tho...

Notice to fireworks vendors around the USA

Contents of the article do not not constitute litigation initiatives or misdemeanor charges. Jane Northrop wrote about inconsiderate neighbors shooting fireworks that litter and start fires in their next door neighbor's yard.  The Bay Area reporter expounded upon concerns which were raised about the use of illegal fireworks and the possible  harm to people and their beloved pets. People setting off illegal fireworks in the Linda Mar Beach Area will be fined a "social host" ordinance fine of $1000 by police officers who observe the illicit and neighborhood disrupting activity. Further to the southeast in New Mexico, vendors Gabriel Najar and Derick Gomez sell pyrotechnics for TNT in Roswell.  Beechwood resident Lesley Johnson is upset the city is not doing more to deter the sale of fireworks that will be used illegally. A citizen believes it is possible to fine the vendors for littering and declining mental health of dogs and rabbits with sensitive ears.  Rochest...

Trucking Company defying zoning ordinance

Virginia attorney Paul M. Mahoney specializes in Zoning Litigation. The highly experienced counselor claims that pending zoning lawsuits are often resolved before case is brought before a magistrate.  Roswell NM resident Neil Binderman is livid that a trucking company illegally operating in area which is zoned Agricultural/Residential. Moreover, the county  Board of Commissioners  has previously ordered NG Trucking to move their business OUT way back in 2015!!! Maybe Mahoney could be of service in this case which appears to be an easy win. Binderman's family are rudely awakened around 5:30 am every single day by multiple trucks lumbering out of the business!! The district attorney also took no action over the obvious zoning violation. Roswell is a crooked little town with some of the people in power looking out for their friends or family.  It has been ignored long enough and Binderman plans on taking it to state supreme court if enforcers of the city code ...

Turn down that damn Jam Box

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The great state of Ohio prosecuted a case that many home owners tracked on the edge of their seats. The age old problem of loud and inconsiderate neighbors along with uncooperative police officers who WILL NOT TAKE action against disruptive residents even when a new born baby's sleep is at stake!!  Assistant Prosecuting Attorney John Kosko of Cuyahoga County was aware of Terrance Hough's expertise with handguns. Moreover, this same lawyer knew the irate and and pissed off home owner could not stand his scofflaw neighbors, the Feichtners who ignored Hough and his wife who were very angry at the party animal basketball players who had no regard for the peace and quiet of the neighborhood. Also Reverend Neil Walters, a venerated man of the cloth in the Cleveland area, knew patriarch Hough was at his boiling point with rage. Producer of this investigative TV program, Sasha Tolstoy, did not seem to properly empathize with a family who was fed up with the boisterous and disre...

Obama Never said He could have been Michael Brown

Robert P. Jones, writing for the Atlantic, displays his ignorance of the two black symbols of power in the United States called the President and the Attorney General. Jones stresses that the shooting of unarmed black Hoodlum Michael Brown by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, and the extreme disdain by the residents of Ferguson’s mostly black population, has catapulted the deep problems of race into the national spotlight. The incident has created a much larger dialogue, causing many Americans to question just how far racial equality and race relations have progressed, even though our nation has a black president and a black attorney general.  Robert never contemplates that Blacks are arrested and shot disproportionately, not because of the race card, but because they are inherently louder and more disruptive than most whites. White people are arrested at a lower rate than Blacks because they mind their own business and do not cause problems as frequently as Bl...

DIY Law might Work for You

Everybody that has rented their domicile knows that the potential for a dispute with their landlord is quite high. A landlord wants you to make your monthly payment on time and does not really want to hassle with maintenance or repair requests. It is two forces acting in opposite directions. Your landlord wants to collect the rent without incurring additional costs and you want them to replace an air conditioning unit that has not been working properly for the last 6 months, fix dripping faucets, warn your next door neighbor for being too loud, fix or replace washing machines and dryers, etc.  These inevitable clashes often result in lawsuits where the tenant quickly discovers are time consuming, expensive, and a big hassle. Retaining an attorney is always stressful. Have you noticed that clients often end up suing their own attorney for inadequate representation, etc nowadays? What many irate tenants have been doing to circumvent the necessity of retaining an expensive attorne...