I live in Los Angeles, CA.
The landlord's lawyer just gave me a paper saying we HAVE to pay 3 months rent in full or else "quit".
But we payed two months already.
We now owe one month's rent only.
Can we legally get kicked out for owing one month's rent in the city of Los Angeles?
Please be sure the use links if possible.
If we do get kicked out we have to leave within 3 days.
Please help me, thanks!
Yes, of course. You have no rights to keep someone elses income.

The eviction starts in 3 days, you will be kicked out in a total of 3 weeks.

You will still owe them their money, plus the costs of evicting you. (about 500 when it finished)
Did the paper actually have a 3-day notice to quit, or does the letter just tell you to pay what you owe. You should ask the landlord or manager if that is a 3-day notice or a 30-day notice. They can evict you for non-payment of rent, even for one month's rent. They don't like tenants who don't pay on time. The answer to your question is YES but I am not sure if they can give you only 3 days' notice.
Of course you can, you are defaulting on the arrangement no matter how much you paid up front. If you don't pay, you get evicted, that is how it works.
Yes, you will be kicked out. You have to pay your due or move out by yourself if you don't want to be kicked out. There will be no othere choice.

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Does anyone one know of any good foreclosure listing?
if you are looking for national foreclosures listings website, check out this site

http://foreclosure-listings-national.com/

Here you can get access to all foreclosures in usa.
There aren't any that are free. The county assessors office will allow you to search for free on their computers. Once the lender has foreclosed, they list the property with a realtor. Work with a realtor if you want to purchase.

Before starting any business, you should bear in mind, First, that you have enough knowledge and skills in the business you are planning to put up. Secondly, It is very important you have the necessary financial capability. These all depends on what kind of business . Lastly, you should put up a business that you like most . I mean where you will be contended Psychologically, emotionally and the financial reward will follow.
Most common mistake is not knowing your business. Not what the business sells or creates. The business of the business. You must do a business plan. Google "business plan software" there are alot out there. Businessplanpro.com comes up alot but like I said there are alot of them out there.

Do a business plan outline first to see where your at as far the knowledge base of what your business will need, what it doesnt know, who exactly your selling to, and why they would want to buy it from you.

http://www.business-plan.com/outline.html

SBA ( Small Business Association)

http://www.sba.gov/smallbusinessplanner/plan/writeabusinessplan/index.html
Location…location and location! Before you start any new business you should find that said business will be beneficiary to the area and if the location is right to bring in the big bucks for you!
The reality that you are most likely going to be in debt to someone or some institution. Also that you better have a stellar business plan when you go looking for credit.
Customer service is job 1. Listen to your customers, be available as owner/manager.

my brother seems to think that this is possible, and he's gonna be rich. but i definitely disagree.
First off, there are not enough hours in a day AND days in a week to be a manager at 5 locations. Second, almost ALL McDonald's are franchised. Therefore, working he might be working for 5 DIFFERENT owners, NONE of whom will be able to help him own his own. Lastly, it costs about $100,000 to open a franchise. He will NEVER make that kind of money being a manager at McDonald's.
no typically to be considered for mcdonalds you must have liquid assets of 1 million dollars and sound financial history

I want to help out the poor and do charity, "hands-on" work with a group. How can one create a sucessful non-profit organization?
A nonprofit is a corporation, just like General Motors, or Sears, or McDonald's.
You file the incorporation documents with your home state the same way.

You must be 18 to do these things.

There must be an official address and place of business, by laws, a board of directors, board meetings, and minutes of those meetings.
They are required to file formal reports on their financial activities with the state AND the feds.

Now here is where the differences start.

The difference is that a nonprofit has no owner and no stock.
When the corporation brings in more money than it spends, the excess is called a "fund balance", instead of a "profit".
That fund balance can be re-invested in the corporation or held in savings for future projects or for lean times.
The board of directors makes those decisions.

Once the org incorporates, it must apply to the IRS for a tax exempt status.
Those rules are under section 501(c) of the IRS code.
Most charities are under (c)(3).
Labor unions are under c5.
There are about two dozen different categories.

That means that the ORGANIZATION does not pay taxes on its income.
The EMPLOYEES of the organization pay their personal taxes under the same rules as everyone else.

Individuals who donate money to c3 orgs can deduct it from their income taxes, if they itemize.
Donations to other categories - c4, c5, etc. are not deductible.

There are thousands of state and federal rules governing activities, finances, and reporting.

For example, c3 orgs CAN NOT endorse political candidates and there are strict limits on the lobbying that they can do.
That's why labor unions can endorse candidates and churches can't.

State laws on soliciting donations from the public vary, but all states have them.

C3 and C4 orgs can be eligible for government grants for their work.
They can also solicit money from charitable foundations.

But then the foundations will come to their offices and tell them they're doing everything wrong and refuse to give them any money unless they change everything they do.
And even then they might not give the money.

I hate foundations.

Look at http://www.irs.gov/charities/index.html
There is more info at www.foundationcenter.org

You are in no way ready to "help out the poor and do charity".
Nonprofit management is serious business.
It is not a hobby.
Find and organization doing the work that interests you.
Volunteer.
When you graduate college, get a job with a similar organization.
Work your way up to it.
You have a lot to learn.

Source(s):
27 years as volunteer, staff, manager, board member, board president, and consultant to nonprofit corporations.
You actually don't need to create a nonprofit — it would be better to find a group that's already working on theses problems and join them. Starting a nonprofit means asking people for money, are you prepared to do that? If so, joining with another nonprofit means you don't have to do the paperwork, as they already have it. You will need to fundraise for your position, but you would have to do that anyway.
Here's a good overview of the procedure:

http://www.wikihow.com/Start-a-501c3-Nonprofit-Organization

I have all the resources and knowhow to start a small-time consultancy, but am clueless how am I gonna ensure that I get steady flow of clients…. i know one has to network, know the right people, but where does one find them. any suggestion would be helpful.
One place to start networking is the Chamber of Commerce for your town and possibly surrounding towns that have businesses you want to work with. Many business leaders are very active in the Chamber of Commerce and you could easily rub elbows with the right decision makers to get your foot in the door. Join industry groups appropriate to your industry. You didn't say what type of consulting you do, so I can't really suggest any specific groups.
Find online discussion groups appropriate to your business. Join and participate. Make sure you are always professional, and don't get drawn into petty arguments online. That doesn't look good and could cost you business in the long run. So be very careful about what you do and say online.
Determine what companies you want to work with and send them a professional letter introducing your company and the services you offer. It would be worth the money to have this letter professionally printed, or at the very least have some letterhead done professionally on good paper. Sending a letter on a cheap piece of copy paper printed on your ink jet printer will not give a good impression of a solid consultant worth hiring. Appearance is everything when trying to get in the door. Send additional letters every couple of months to make sure your company is on their minds should any needs arise.
Good Luck!!

Just a random invetion that hasnt hit hte market yet for a project in school. Nothing fancy..just need some ideas to get me going…anyone have any?
For obvious reasons it is not legal or wise to have fires on public beaches. Since most people go to the beaches on sunny days it would be practical and useful and safe to use a solar cooker to cook those hot dogs. Picture a folding tripod, or a stake which could be driven into the sand, and an attached solar collecting dish (it would open up like one of those Japanese fans). You would need to have a focusing device, to make sure you are pointing squarely at the sun. The entire unit could be designed to fit into a tube. You take it from there. A successful unit, one that works, is durable, safe and inexpensive, would be highly marketable.
One invention that hasn't hit the market yet (since somebody hasn't figured in how to perfect it) is how to determine right away of the business being offered on the internet is legit or not…or is it bogus, a scam…or actually the real thing.

Don't you hate it when you've been had?
An electro-shock Therapy that makes you creative enough to answer this on your own.

ben

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Lots of public sector jobs as well.

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A Mutual Fund company like T Rowe Price or Fidelity.

Turn your $1000 into a capital investment (say a kids bouncy play room or a lawn mower). Then sell the services using your equipment until you make $11,000. It's hard work, but do-able if you pick something you are good at and for which there is a good market. (lawns, Christmas light installation, Children's party games, etc.)
You could try to turn your $1,000 into $2,000 in one year with moderate risk. But you will loose your money trying to turn it into $10,000…

Use online calculator to calculate the rate of return you need to look for.
www.OnlineCalculator.WS
http://OnlineCalculator.WS/compounding-interest-calculator.html
Honestly, investing in real estate is the most secure way to do that—and you can make $10,000 on $1,000 very realistically.

In fact, if you use what is called "double closings", you don't have to put any money down at all—and its easy to automate a real estate biz so you don't have to be putting the time in to do it.

Of course, it does have a bit of a learning curve to it—but it can even replace your J-O-B if you want. We make a large 6 figure income doing this—and its all automated. That's the beautiful thing.

Hope that helps!

Blake Templeton
6WeekVirtualInvestor.com
It seems to me, that you would have to make 9,000 within the year and add 1,000 and that would then give you 10,000.. Turn your swag and your scale on.
You can turn $1,000 into $10,000 in hyips within one year.
More information about hyips by http://www.hyipfunding.com
State Lottery.
nothing without a lot of risk - you could lose your 1000
the right investments.
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