weekly rate apartments?
Q. I live in louisville, ky i was wanting to know if anybody knows of anywhere or a website that i can go to that gives me a list of weekly apartments for rent.
Asked by jrucker1986 - Fri Aug 24 16:53:54 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A number of hotel chains do this. Choice hotels has bought out Sleep Inns which is my personal favorite. They handle others as well. Louisville, KY has a Value Place minimum - one week Open 6310 Commerce Park Court Louisville, KY 40219 Call for Reservations: 502-367-6833 Click here to place a reservation E-Mail: sdf40219@valueplace.com Expedia also has access to some weekly apartments. Check the grocery store for a booklet or flyer for the local apartment locator services.
Answered by Jeff H - Fri Aug 24 17:40:00 2007
Q. I live in louisville, ky i was wanting to know if anybody knows of anywhere or a website that i can go to that gives me a list of weekly apartments for rent.
Asked by jrucker1986 - Fri Aug 24 16:53:54 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A number of hotel chains do this. Choice hotels has bought out Sleep Inns which is my personal favorite. They handle others as well. Louisville, KY has a Value Place minimum - one week Open 6310 Commerce Park Court Louisville, KY 40219 Call for Reservations: 502-367-6833 Click here to place a reservation E-Mail: sdf40219@valueplace.com Expedia also has access to some weekly apartments. Check the grocery store for a booklet or flyer for the local apartment locator services.
Answered by Jeff H - Fri Aug 24 17:40:00 2007
How can I find a weekly rate for a hotel with a kitchenette?
Q. I want to move to Carlsile, PA. from the west coast. I'm gonna need a weekly hotel with a kitchenette to stay in till I can get an apartment and a job. I'm trying to find one before I leave so I can budget for the weekly payment. I've tried looking and can only seem to get big name hotels nightly rates even though its not what I'm looking for, Thanks
Asked by Miss Rose Trucker - Sun Mar 23 02:53:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Mary S - Sun Mar 23 13:17:39 2008
Q. I want to move to Carlsile, PA. from the west coast. I'm gonna need a weekly hotel with a kitchenette to stay in till I can get an apartment and a job. I'm trying to find one before I leave so I can budget for the weekly payment. I've tried looking and can only seem to get big name hotels nightly rates even though its not what I'm looking for, Thanks
Asked by Miss Rose Trucker - Sun Mar 23 02:53:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Mary S - Sun Mar 23 13:17:39 2008
Where are some apartment vacation rentals in the 6th and 7th district of Paris, France?
Q. I'm looking for a place that can accomodate 5 people and that will cost anywhere up to 150 euros a night or 275 US dollars a night or a weekly rate of about 2,000 euros or cheaper (3,500 US dollars) Thanks for the help
Asked by Belle S - Mon Jan 14 08:52:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some good sites, just select the arrondissements you want: when you are asked to select a region, select Ile de France, then narrow down to Paris and then the arrondissements. You should also check the 4th and 5th arrondissements. Some parts of the 7th can be quite isolated from anything interesting. You'll have no problem finding something if you are willing to pay that much (2000 euros/week!). Accomodation in Paris is far more affordable than that (unless you are looking for luxury of course). Enjoy your stay!
Answered by Millie - Mon Jan 14 12:54:37 2008
Q. I'm looking for a place that can accomodate 5 people and that will cost anywhere up to 150 euros a night or 275 US dollars a night or a weekly rate of about 2,000 euros or cheaper (3,500 US dollars) Thanks for the help
Asked by Belle S - Mon Jan 14 08:52:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some good sites, just select the arrondissements you want: when you are asked to select a region, select Ile de France, then narrow down to Paris and then the arrondissements. You should also check the 4th and 5th arrondissements. Some parts of the 7th can be quite isolated from anything interesting. You'll have no problem finding something if you are willing to pay that much (2000 euros/week!). Accomodation in Paris is far more affordable than that (unless you are looking for luxury of course). Enjoy your stay!
Answered by Millie - Mon Jan 14 12:54:37 2008
A friend of mine wants me to clean his apartment for him, how much should I charge?
Q. The apartment is about 1200 sq ft and he would like it cleaned bi-weekly. I will be doing all the basic cleaning and some extras like making the beds. I would like to charge a flat fee but I am not sure of the going rate? Any suggestions?
Asked by Ashley M - Mon Dec 17 20:29:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 10 dollars an hour is the going rate.
Answered by donna d - Tue Dec 18 13:35:28 2007
Q. The apartment is about 1200 sq ft and he would like it cleaned bi-weekly. I will be doing all the basic cleaning and some extras like making the beds. I would like to charge a flat fee but I am not sure of the going rate? Any suggestions?
Asked by Ashley M - Mon Dec 17 20:29:17 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 10 dollars an hour is the going rate.
Answered by donna d - Tue Dec 18 13:35:28 2007
I will be in miami or orlando area for 1 month wondering if there is any living under 600 for 1 month?
Q. Just wondering if there is cheap weekly motel rates or furnished apartments with no lease contracts. I cant really find anything on the web so I figured people actually living in florida might know.
Asked by Manny - Fri Feb 22 18:08:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alot of apartments are leases out there. Also consider ORlando instead of Miami. Rent in Miami is super expensive!
Answered by rrvj4 - Fri Feb 22 18:14:55 2008
Q. Just wondering if there is cheap weekly motel rates or furnished apartments with no lease contracts. I cant really find anything on the web so I figured people actually living in florida might know.
Asked by Manny - Fri Feb 22 18:08:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alot of apartments are leases out there. Also consider ORlando instead of Miami. Rent in Miami is super expensive!
Answered by rrvj4 - Fri Feb 22 18:14:55 2008
Moving to Australia....Is the rates listed weekly not monthly for rent?
Q. I just read that Australia rent is listed differently: Why list weekly rent/lease rates opposed to monthly? Are apartments then leased out in weekly increments? Or is this Australia's way to list a weekly amount...i saw rent in Melbourne for $450--i assumed that was for a month. Is this weekly..will it state how much rent is whether monthly vs. weekly? Rent in Chicago for a month, is listed per month, as leases are for usually prearranged month increments...Any direction out of my confusion (or misunderstanding:)?? I am looking to find a place to live and breathe as a local in either Sydney or Melbourne by this time next year...thanks!
Asked by Sassy143 - Fri Jun 6 18:44:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is per week, then your 'bond' or 'security deposit' is 4 x $450 which is held by an independent mob, not the landlord, you will sign a minimum 6 month lease and will have to be two weeks rent in advance ie, when you move in you are really up for 6 x $450, (bond plus 2 weeks in advance) then you will have to have all your electricity/gas turned on, the electricity company may ask you for $100 security deposit and there are connection fees for phones usually, when you move out the same 'Condition Report' you moved in on checked and any damage is deducted from your Bond, if you agree.
Answered by Judith of the Never Never - Fri Jun 6 19:41:55 2008
Q. I just read that Australia rent is listed differently: Why list weekly rent/lease rates opposed to monthly? Are apartments then leased out in weekly increments? Or is this Australia's way to list a weekly amount...i saw rent in Melbourne for $450--i assumed that was for a month. Is this weekly..will it state how much rent is whether monthly vs. weekly? Rent in Chicago for a month, is listed per month, as leases are for usually prearranged month increments...Any direction out of my confusion (or misunderstanding:)?? I am looking to find a place to live and breathe as a local in either Sydney or Melbourne by this time next year...thanks!
Asked by Sassy143 - Fri Jun 6 18:44:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is per week, then your 'bond' or 'security deposit' is 4 x $450 which is held by an independent mob, not the landlord, you will sign a minimum 6 month lease and will have to be two weeks rent in advance ie, when you move in you are really up for 6 x $450, (bond plus 2 weeks in advance) then you will have to have all your electricity/gas turned on, the electricity company may ask you for $100 security deposit and there are connection fees for phones usually, when you move out the same 'Condition Report' you moved in on checked and any damage is deducted from your Bond, if you agree.
Answered by Judith of the Never Never - Fri Jun 6 19:41:55 2008
Where can I find a listing of weekly rental apartments / hotels?
Q. This is the one thing which the internet does not seem to list. I'm interested in a rate of $18-28 per night or so, which is more like an SRO and not a regular motel or hotel. More specifically, I'm looking for listings in Philly and Jersey, or close to there. These types of places are more common in some areas than others, but the internet will not help me on this one is what it seems. I've googled "Weekly rental apartments (city name), SRO's in (city name), "weekly hotels..." ... and so on. Very limited results, except San Francisco gave some meaningful hits.
Asked by Dan - Sun Jul 26 12:35:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on your age, it sounds like your best bet may be a hostel. Don't think it will be easy to find anything for that price range in any large city, but you might...
Answered by MomSezNo - Sun Jul 26 13:28:32 2009
Q. This is the one thing which the internet does not seem to list. I'm interested in a rate of $18-28 per night or so, which is more like an SRO and not a regular motel or hotel. More specifically, I'm looking for listings in Philly and Jersey, or close to there. These types of places are more common in some areas than others, but the internet will not help me on this one is what it seems. I've googled "Weekly rental apartments (city name), SRO's in (city name), "weekly hotels..." ... and so on. Very limited results, except San Francisco gave some meaningful hits.
Asked by Dan - Sun Jul 26 12:35:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on your age, it sounds like your best bet may be a hostel. Don't think it will be easy to find anything for that price range in any large city, but you might...
Answered by MomSezNo - Sun Jul 26 13:28:32 2009
Cheap place to stay in Portland, Oregon?
Q. I will be in Portland for 2 weeks Oct. 25- Nov 8. I am looking for a cheap place to stay. Does anyone know of any cheap hotels with weekly rates, or a rent by the week apartment. I would really like to spend less than $500. I'm not very picky.
Asked by fuzzygarfield83 - Wed Sep 23 22:36:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few hostels in the Portland area as well. There is one on Hawthorne Blvd in SE Portland and one in NW Portland on 18th and Glisan. Both are fairly accessible to public transportation if you need it, and are located in some cool areas of Portland to go exploring in. Enjoy!
Answered by pdxlove503 - Fri Sep 25 19:01:00 2009
Q. I will be in Portland for 2 weeks Oct. 25- Nov 8. I am looking for a cheap place to stay. Does anyone know of any cheap hotels with weekly rates, or a rent by the week apartment. I would really like to spend less than $500. I'm not very picky.
Asked by fuzzygarfield83 - Wed Sep 23 22:36:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few hostels in the Portland area as well. There is one on Hawthorne Blvd in SE Portland and one in NW Portland on 18th and Glisan. Both are fairly accessible to public transportation if you need it, and are located in some cool areas of Portland to go exploring in. Enjoy!
Answered by pdxlove503 - Fri Sep 25 19:01:00 2009
6 month lease but pay weekly?
Q. Our apartment is basically the upstairs in an old house. The tenant downstairs seems to complain a lot over nothing. First it was that my phone conversations were too loud, then it was the dog was making noise (not barking, just "making noise", whatever that means), then it was the dog's chain on the steps was keeping him awake (she goes out on her chain in the yard at intervals but is mostly in the house with us), then it was the dog was running around at night and THAT was keeping him awake. The lanlord said everytime the guy comes to pay (it's weekly for some reason), he complains about something. My landlord said that this is our "final warning" and that we've reached our limit with complaints. We've only been here like 3 weeks! Two… [cont.]
Asked by SinDelle Morte - Thu Sep 18 23:03:43 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a fixed term 6 month written lease, then the landlord would have to give you proper notice to cure the breach, noise, and then evict you through the courts. The landlord cannot just kick you out in a week, even though that is how often you pay rent because your lease is for a 6 month term. Evicting a tenant over noise is no easy task because it is very hard to prove. What some people consider excessive noise can, in reality, be the sounds of normal living in an apartment building.
Answered by unknown - Fri Sep 19 11:45:55 2008
Q. Our apartment is basically the upstairs in an old house. The tenant downstairs seems to complain a lot over nothing. First it was that my phone conversations were too loud, then it was the dog was making noise (not barking, just "making noise", whatever that means), then it was the dog's chain on the steps was keeping him awake (she goes out on her chain in the yard at intervals but is mostly in the house with us), then it was the dog was running around at night and THAT was keeping him awake. The lanlord said everytime the guy comes to pay (it's weekly for some reason), he complains about something. My landlord said that this is our "final warning" and that we've reached our limit with complaints. We've only been here like 3 weeks! Two… [cont.]
Asked by SinDelle Morte - Thu Sep 18 23:03:43 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a fixed term 6 month written lease, then the landlord would have to give you proper notice to cure the breach, noise, and then evict you through the courts. The landlord cannot just kick you out in a week, even though that is how often you pay rent because your lease is for a 6 month term. Evicting a tenant over noise is no easy task because it is very hard to prove. What some people consider excessive noise can, in reality, be the sounds of normal living in an apartment building.
Answered by unknown - Fri Sep 19 11:45:55 2008
Cheap Melbourne Apartment (Southbank)?
Q. im looking for the best cheap apartment to be rented for several months (weekly payment) and suits 4 people (2 bedroom and a bathroom) and is located in southbank area (near langham hotel). please give the price rate also. thx guys!
Asked by Shiroa - Sun May 20 01:21:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think there is such a thing as cheap in Southbank.. But depends on what you class as cheap!! Have a look at or
Answered by Lizzy309 - Sun May 20 04:21:45 2007
Q. im looking for the best cheap apartment to be rented for several months (weekly payment) and suits 4 people (2 bedroom and a bathroom) and is located in southbank area (near langham hotel). please give the price rate also. thx guys!
Asked by Shiroa - Sun May 20 01:21:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think there is such a thing as cheap in Southbank.. But depends on what you class as cheap!! Have a look at or
Answered by Lizzy309 - Sun May 20 04:21:45 2007
Married Life: Does it get better?
Q. I have only been married a few weeks and so far I don't like it. Not that I don't love my husband but it's very hard. We eloped when we went on vacation and I assumed we could just stay with my parents since I'm 19 and I was staying with them before I got married. Now, we have to stay at a shabby boarding house and the only privacy we get is in our bedroom and the people who stay there are a total nightmare. They get into constant fights over stupid things and get angry when my husband and I want our privacy. My mom refuses to co sign for us an apartment and I'm so miserable in my living situtation, and at the job I have to take in order to help pay the weekly rates for the place. I didin't think being married would be like this. I… [cont.]
Asked by Oh Juliana! - Sat Sep 8 03:33:15 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it will get better, but only if you accept the situation you are in. When the both of you get a little bit older, things will fall into place. It's always hard in the beginning...especially when you have nothing to begin with. When both of you are working and can afford better accommodation things will improve. I wouldnt think about having children right now, not until you can both get on your feet. You eloped and you didnt think of the future...but if you love him and he loves you then you will work through this. This is only a temporary situation and I am sure if you and your husband dont like where you are living then you will both make plans to get something better for yourselves. It's only early stages, give it some time... [cont.]
Answered by rightio - Sat Sep 8 03:49:51 2007
Q. I have only been married a few weeks and so far I don't like it. Not that I don't love my husband but it's very hard. We eloped when we went on vacation and I assumed we could just stay with my parents since I'm 19 and I was staying with them before I got married. Now, we have to stay at a shabby boarding house and the only privacy we get is in our bedroom and the people who stay there are a total nightmare. They get into constant fights over stupid things and get angry when my husband and I want our privacy. My mom refuses to co sign for us an apartment and I'm so miserable in my living situtation, and at the job I have to take in order to help pay the weekly rates for the place. I didin't think being married would be like this. I… [cont.]
Asked by Oh Juliana! - Sat Sep 8 03:33:15 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it will get better, but only if you accept the situation you are in. When the both of you get a little bit older, things will fall into place. It's always hard in the beginning...especially when you have nothing to begin with. When both of you are working and can afford better accommodation things will improve. I wouldnt think about having children right now, not until you can both get on your feet. You eloped and you didnt think of the future...but if you love him and he loves you then you will work through this. This is only a temporary situation and I am sure if you and your husband dont like where you are living then you will both make plans to get something better for yourselves. It's only early stages, give it some time... [cont.]
Answered by rightio - Sat Sep 8 03:49:51 2007
What is with the websites for businesses in Northern Maine?
Q. I am trying to find temporary and permanent lodging in Aroostook County and I have had a very difficult time even finding any websites for these businesses much less helpful ones. The "newspapers" online have no classified sections online and the front page article for one paper was about "the mark of the beast". The apartment communities do not have their own websites and they are not listed in forrent.com or apartmentguide.com. The hotels which advertise extended stay do not even know what the term really means (weekly rates- which they do not offer). Are the people in Aroostook county like that movie The Village or what? I still have time to change my mind about taking a job offer there and I am getting the impression these… [cont.]
Asked by Mrs. Somebody - Sat Sep 6 15:05:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My limited experience with people from northern Maine is that no, they're not all there mentally. Maine also prides itself on having a 'simple' way of life. On the other hand, considering that there's not much up in northern Maine, there's not exactly a huge wave of migration where they would need info to be available to the entire world. Try picking up the phone and actually calling someone.
Answered by dandy - Sat Sep 6 21:48:25 2008
Q. I am trying to find temporary and permanent lodging in Aroostook County and I have had a very difficult time even finding any websites for these businesses much less helpful ones. The "newspapers" online have no classified sections online and the front page article for one paper was about "the mark of the beast". The apartment communities do not have their own websites and they are not listed in forrent.com or apartmentguide.com. The hotels which advertise extended stay do not even know what the term really means (weekly rates- which they do not offer). Are the people in Aroostook county like that movie The Village or what? I still have time to change my mind about taking a job offer there and I am getting the impression these… [cont.]
Asked by Mrs. Somebody - Sat Sep 6 15:05:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My limited experience with people from northern Maine is that no, they're not all there mentally. Maine also prides itself on having a 'simple' way of life. On the other hand, considering that there's not much up in northern Maine, there's not exactly a huge wave of migration where they would need info to be available to the entire world. Try picking up the phone and actually calling someone.
Answered by dandy - Sat Sep 6 21:48:25 2008
Furnished Suites in Houston and Austin, TX?
Q. Anybody knows of any furnished suites/apartments in Houston and Austin, TX? I need to stay there for a month or so, but I am looking for something cheaper than, say, Residence Inn, Extended Stay America, Oakwood, Hawthorn Suites, AmeriSuites, Candlewood Suites, etc. I am looking for something along the lines of "Budget Suites of America" [www.budgetsuites.com] where they have a weekly rate of about $199.00 in Dallas and San Antonio, TX. Any Texas natives know of anything like that? Something that isn't a big, expensive hotel chain? Preferably not infested with roaches/rodents or in a rough neighborhood... And yes, I'm checking Craigslist every day. Thanks!!
Asked by ask2manyqs - Sat Nov 24 00:37:25 2007 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. hello there maybe this link might help in your search? good luck and merry xmas..
Answered by granddad pops o.b.e. - Mon Nov 26 08:11:52 2007
Q. Anybody knows of any furnished suites/apartments in Houston and Austin, TX? I need to stay there for a month or so, but I am looking for something cheaper than, say, Residence Inn, Extended Stay America, Oakwood, Hawthorn Suites, AmeriSuites, Candlewood Suites, etc. I am looking for something along the lines of "Budget Suites of America" [www.budgetsuites.com] where they have a weekly rate of about $199.00 in Dallas and San Antonio, TX. Any Texas natives know of anything like that? Something that isn't a big, expensive hotel chain? Preferably not infested with roaches/rodents or in a rough neighborhood... And yes, I'm checking Craigslist every day. Thanks!!
Asked by ask2manyqs - Sat Nov 24 00:37:25 2007 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. hello there maybe this link might help in your search? good luck and merry xmas..
Answered by granddad pops o.b.e. - Mon Nov 26 08:11:52 2007
Rent question?
Q. I was looking at how much it would cost to rent an apartment in New York, and the website asks you to say how much you want to pay, and starts at $1000. It doesn't say whether it is per month, or by week. I know you can't actually see what I am looking at, but is rent usually advertised at a weekly, or monthly rate in the US?
Asked by Kat - Tue Feb 5 11:45:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Always monthly and it is the first of the month unless stated otherwise.
Answered by canada360 - Tue Feb 5 11:53:12 2008
Q. I was looking at how much it would cost to rent an apartment in New York, and the website asks you to say how much you want to pay, and starts at $1000. It doesn't say whether it is per month, or by week. I know you can't actually see what I am looking at, but is rent usually advertised at a weekly, or monthly rate in the US?
Asked by Kat - Tue Feb 5 11:45:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Always monthly and it is the first of the month unless stated otherwise.
Answered by canada360 - Tue Feb 5 11:53:12 2008
How did i make too much money last yr to end up Owing $ to the Gov't?
Q. I am 24 years old. I worked 3 jobs last year (2008). 1. January- End of Jan at $10.00 at Exempt for 40 hours Then I started working at this same job for a total of 20 hours bi weekly at same rate. 2. Feb- mid of June at 12.50 for 32 hours, with holding 4 3. Mid June- til end of the year in Dec at $15.00 withholding 1 Now my tax preparer says I owe the fed. gov't $536 and State of MD $475... Why do I keep owing money!? I owed last for 2007 and this was because for 5 months out of the year I was exempt (grad. from college in May 07 and never changed my with holdings. and owed the state of MD $880.) But I don't understand how that i am a SINGLE person with no dependents that i made TOO much money, i barely survived, with paying… [cont.]
Asked by AskAnswerDiscover - Thu Apr 16 07:09:26 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there's an amazing place to go for absolutely any infomation you can ever possibly need. Try google'ing anything you need, below under my source is the link to the google results when I put - explanation of withholding on w 4 So, you don't have to search yourself, just follow that link. Here is a good site with videos to show youL Oh man! I just stopped back by here, I'm adding this a day or two later, and I noticed that my answer is all jacked. I spent an hour finding links for you and pasting them here and explaining exactly what to do to figure out your wxact withholding, and it's gone. :;( I'm running off to work now, but when i get back, I'll try to find all that info again for you and put it back in. A whole hour wasted… [cont.]
Answered by donna - Thu Apr 16 07:41:22 2009
Q. I am 24 years old. I worked 3 jobs last year (2008). 1. January- End of Jan at $10.00 at Exempt for 40 hours Then I started working at this same job for a total of 20 hours bi weekly at same rate. 2. Feb- mid of June at 12.50 for 32 hours, with holding 4 3. Mid June- til end of the year in Dec at $15.00 withholding 1 Now my tax preparer says I owe the fed. gov't $536 and State of MD $475... Why do I keep owing money!? I owed last for 2007 and this was because for 5 months out of the year I was exempt (grad. from college in May 07 and never changed my with holdings. and owed the state of MD $880.) But I don't understand how that i am a SINGLE person with no dependents that i made TOO much money, i barely survived, with paying… [cont.]
Asked by AskAnswerDiscover - Thu Apr 16 07:09:26 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there's an amazing place to go for absolutely any infomation you can ever possibly need. Try google'ing anything you need, below under my source is the link to the google results when I put - explanation of withholding on w 4 So, you don't have to search yourself, just follow that link. Here is a good site with videos to show youL Oh man! I just stopped back by here, I'm adding this a day or two later, and I noticed that my answer is all jacked. I spent an hour finding links for you and pasting them here and explaining exactly what to do to figure out your wxact withholding, and it's gone. :;( I'm running off to work now, but when i get back, I'll try to find all that info again for you and put it back in. A whole hour wasted… [cont.]
Answered by donna - Thu Apr 16 07:41:22 2009
Looking for guidance on my defaulted student loans.?
Q. When I graduated high school I enrolled for college the following fall. Unable to rely on either of my parents for any financial assistance with my schooling, I took out roughly $13k in student loans. Long story short, I wasn't responsible as I should of been and didn't take college seriously enough as I should. In what was supposed to be the start of my junior year, my financial aid advisor told me i was $5k short of paying for that year's tuition. I had no choice but to enter the 'real world' and get a job. I found a very good paying job at the time and decided to pursue that rather than my education. Like many others, I have been laid off from my job since then. At the time, I owed approximately $13k in student loans when I was… [cont.]
Asked by Toby - Sun Oct 11 18:56:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, the time to deal with them would have been way back when you missed the first payment. At that point, you could have applied for and probably would have received either an administrative forbearance or an economic hardship deferment. If you had not been delinquent before you lost your job, there is also an unemployment deferment available. All of these statuses allow you to put off making payments on the principal of your loan for a period of time. Now that you're in default status, there's not much you can do. The 9-month payoff plan is actually very reasonable, considering that if you default on credit card debt it stays on your credit record for 7 years even after you pay it off. Again unfortunately, no one is going… [cont.]
Answered by hi24home - Sun Oct 11 21:03:57 2009
Q. When I graduated high school I enrolled for college the following fall. Unable to rely on either of my parents for any financial assistance with my schooling, I took out roughly $13k in student loans. Long story short, I wasn't responsible as I should of been and didn't take college seriously enough as I should. In what was supposed to be the start of my junior year, my financial aid advisor told me i was $5k short of paying for that year's tuition. I had no choice but to enter the 'real world' and get a job. I found a very good paying job at the time and decided to pursue that rather than my education. Like many others, I have been laid off from my job since then. At the time, I owed approximately $13k in student loans when I was… [cont.]
Asked by Toby - Sun Oct 11 18:56:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, the time to deal with them would have been way back when you missed the first payment. At that point, you could have applied for and probably would have received either an administrative forbearance or an economic hardship deferment. If you had not been delinquent before you lost your job, there is also an unemployment deferment available. All of these statuses allow you to put off making payments on the principal of your loan for a period of time. Now that you're in default status, there's not much you can do. The 9-month payoff plan is actually very reasonable, considering that if you default on credit card debt it stays on your credit record for 7 years even after you pay it off. Again unfortunately, no one is going… [cont.]
Answered by hi24home - Sun Oct 11 21:03:57 2009
Question about lanlord and other tenants in building?
Q. Our apartment is basically the upstairs in an old house. The tenant downstairs seems to complain a lot over nothing. First it was that my phone conversations were too loud, then it was the dog was making noise (not barking, just "making noise", whatever that means), then it was the dog's chain on the steps was keeping him awake (she goes out on her chain in the yard at intervals but is mostly in the house with us), then it was the dog was running around at night and THAT was keeping him awake. The lanlord said everytime the guy comes to pay (it's weekly for some reason), he complains about something. My landlord said that this is our "final warning" and that we've reached our limit with complaints. We've only been here like 3 weeks! Two… [cont.]
Asked by SinDelle Morte - Thu Sep 18 22:21:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would consider moving. The landlord knows he can rent your apartment in a snap. He obviously sees your "sensitive" neighbors as a better investment. Sounds like he is making some good money by allowing people to move in over the complaining neighbors knowing they will not be able to deal with it and move, probably losing their deposits in the process. What a scam. When you rent you are a temporary financial investor in the property owner's dwelling. He has nothing to offer for that huge investment but a decent place to live with compatible tenants. When he doesn't offer even that you are wasting your money while increasing his profits. You might consider renting a small house or duplex for your family and pet if you are able. When… [cont.]
Answered by Vanessa A - Thu Sep 18 23:01:13 2008
Q. Our apartment is basically the upstairs in an old house. The tenant downstairs seems to complain a lot over nothing. First it was that my phone conversations were too loud, then it was the dog was making noise (not barking, just "making noise", whatever that means), then it was the dog's chain on the steps was keeping him awake (she goes out on her chain in the yard at intervals but is mostly in the house with us), then it was the dog was running around at night and THAT was keeping him awake. The lanlord said everytime the guy comes to pay (it's weekly for some reason), he complains about something. My landlord said that this is our "final warning" and that we've reached our limit with complaints. We've only been here like 3 weeks! Two… [cont.]
Asked by SinDelle Morte - Thu Sep 18 22:21:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would consider moving. The landlord knows he can rent your apartment in a snap. He obviously sees your "sensitive" neighbors as a better investment. Sounds like he is making some good money by allowing people to move in over the complaining neighbors knowing they will not be able to deal with it and move, probably losing their deposits in the process. What a scam. When you rent you are a temporary financial investor in the property owner's dwelling. He has nothing to offer for that huge investment but a decent place to live with compatible tenants. When he doesn't offer even that you are wasting your money while increasing his profits. You might consider renting a small house or duplex for your family and pet if you are able. When… [cont.]
Answered by Vanessa A - Thu Sep 18 23:01:13 2008
Making meals in a hotel while living there?
Q. My parents-in-law both were recently laid off from their jobs. There is no work out there. They are over qualified or under qualified for the few positions that do exist. Before anyone starts calling them lazy they worked 12 hour days in factories for most of their lives. They lost their apartment because the rent went up and they couldn't afford it. She worked for the complex and got a discount. There was no way they could swing $500 more a month. After trying a lot of places, no one would take them because they were unemployed. Being left with no other options they chose a hotel to homelessness. The found one with a good rate that was less than their apartment before plus all utilities. Plus they can pay weekly instead of… [cont.]
Asked by jackknive - Sun Aug 2 04:15:08 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They can use the computers at the library for free if they do not have one they can also post an ad for a 2 burner hot plate mini refrigerator and microwave on Craig's list for free . If they were both working until recently , how is it they have absolutely nothing ? after all these years ? no coffee pot ? no microwave ? how did they manage without when they were working? Some things here just do not add up .. they should have accumulated many items over the years , They are now both getting unemployment plus each getting an additional 25.00 a week in their unemployment checks which is an extra 50.00 a week thanks to President Obama , so they should be able to buy enough food for the 2 of them on just the extra 50.00 a week if… [cont.]
Answered by tina k - Sun Aug 2 07:13:37 2009
Q. My parents-in-law both were recently laid off from their jobs. There is no work out there. They are over qualified or under qualified for the few positions that do exist. Before anyone starts calling them lazy they worked 12 hour days in factories for most of their lives. They lost their apartment because the rent went up and they couldn't afford it. She worked for the complex and got a discount. There was no way they could swing $500 more a month. After trying a lot of places, no one would take them because they were unemployed. Being left with no other options they chose a hotel to homelessness. The found one with a good rate that was less than their apartment before plus all utilities. Plus they can pay weekly instead of… [cont.]
Asked by jackknive - Sun Aug 2 04:15:08 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They can use the computers at the library for free if they do not have one they can also post an ad for a 2 burner hot plate mini refrigerator and microwave on Craig's list for free . If they were both working until recently , how is it they have absolutely nothing ? after all these years ? no coffee pot ? no microwave ? how did they manage without when they were working? Some things here just do not add up .. they should have accumulated many items over the years , They are now both getting unemployment plus each getting an additional 25.00 a week in their unemployment checks which is an extra 50.00 a week thanks to President Obama , so they should be able to buy enough food for the 2 of them on just the extra 50.00 a week if… [cont.]
Answered by tina k - Sun Aug 2 07:13:37 2009
Should Churches be aiding and betting illegals?
Q. The Mormon Church is one of the fastest-growing denominations in the country, and much of that growth is coming from an unlikely source: Latino immigrants. Latinos overwhelmingly are raised Catholic, but the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is aggressively reaching out to them by touting the religion's heavy focus on family and community, pillars of the Mormon faith that are also at the center of Hispanic culture. As a result, Latinos are joining the Mormon Church at a greater rate than members of any ethnic group, even Anglos, church leaders say. But the outreach has created some unusual conflicts because the majority of the Latino converts are undocumented immigrants, which goes against a major tenet of the Mormon Church:… [cont.]
Asked by xXx BOMB SHELL xXx - Thu Apr 2 13:27:14 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Illegal alien child molesters in the US 87,500 Mormon church charges of child molestations Catholic church charges of child molestations Am I the only one seeing a pattern? Illegal aliens seem to gravitate towards churches with child molestation problems!
Answered by William O - Thu Apr 2 15:22:11 2009
Q. The Mormon Church is one of the fastest-growing denominations in the country, and much of that growth is coming from an unlikely source: Latino immigrants. Latinos overwhelmingly are raised Catholic, but the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is aggressively reaching out to them by touting the religion's heavy focus on family and community, pillars of the Mormon faith that are also at the center of Hispanic culture. As a result, Latinos are joining the Mormon Church at a greater rate than members of any ethnic group, even Anglos, church leaders say. But the outreach has created some unusual conflicts because the majority of the Latino converts are undocumented immigrants, which goes against a major tenet of the Mormon Church:… [cont.]
Asked by xXx BOMB SHELL xXx - Thu Apr 2 13:27:14 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Illegal alien child molesters in the US 87,500 Mormon church charges of child molestations Catholic church charges of child molestations Am I the only one seeing a pattern? Illegal aliens seem to gravitate towards churches with child molestation problems!
Answered by William O - Thu Apr 2 15:22:11 2009
I need accommodation for 5 weeks in Hobart?
Q. I will be coming to Hobart for 5 weeks in October and needed to find accommodation to stay during that time. Renting an apartment is not an option because the stay is too short. I thought maybe a hotel would give a favourable weekly rate. I don't have an open wallet so was looking to pay around $200 a week maximum. The accommodation doesn't have to be in the CBD itself, the surrounding suburbs like North Hobart would suit me fine. I like to walk so staying in the surrounding suburbs wouldn't bother me too much. Anybody have an suggestions? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If anybody knows a hotel/guesthouse or whatever that offer good weekly rates let me know.
Asked by Tyson J - Wed Aug 1 12:01:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I came across your question about accommodation in Hobart. I can advise you as I work with we have all sorts of accommodation in Australia plus our new .com domain will be global accommodation soon with lots of choose for accommodation at great rates. You can see it here The price range you are looking at for you stay in Hobart is more in the hostel bracket of this accommodation price range in hobart. So check this link for Hostel options. There is a bit of choose for you there. Hope you find what you are looking for and hope I was of some use. Are you Australian? Toni
Answered by accommodation_gateway - Thu Aug 2 16:56:49 2007
Q. I will be coming to Hobart for 5 weeks in October and needed to find accommodation to stay during that time. Renting an apartment is not an option because the stay is too short. I thought maybe a hotel would give a favourable weekly rate. I don't have an open wallet so was looking to pay around $200 a week maximum. The accommodation doesn't have to be in the CBD itself, the surrounding suburbs like North Hobart would suit me fine. I like to walk so staying in the surrounding suburbs wouldn't bother me too much. Anybody have an suggestions? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If anybody knows a hotel/guesthouse or whatever that offer good weekly rates let me know.
Asked by Tyson J - Wed Aug 1 12:01:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I came across your question about accommodation in Hobart. I can advise you as I work with we have all sorts of accommodation in Australia plus our new .com domain will be global accommodation soon with lots of choose for accommodation at great rates. You can see it here The price range you are looking at for you stay in Hobart is more in the hostel bracket of this accommodation price range in hobart. So check this link for Hostel options. There is a bit of choose for you there. Hope you find what you are looking for and hope I was of some use. Are you Australian? Toni
Answered by accommodation_gateway - Thu Aug 2 16:56:49 2007
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