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Many small business owners determine that it is in their best interests to start an LLC, or a Limited Liability Company. These companies may consist of just a single person who was previously doing business under their own name, or they may have employees. If you’re...
A zoning variance allows you to use a property in a way that would ordinarily not be allowed under the current laws. For instance, you may want to open a restaurant in a residential area, but that area is only zoned for housing. A variance allows you to run a...
As a business owner in Arizona, you will enter into many vendor agreements that will determine how you and another party agree to an exchange of goods and services for compensation. The number of goods or services and their prices will all be agreed upon and put into...
If you own a commercial property, the last thing you want to worry about is a tenant who neglects or refuses to pay rent. Sometimes there is a reasonable explanation for a tenant being late on their rent. You should do everything you can to establish communication and...
If you buy a second-hand car, failing to carry out the necessary checks could leave you with a money pit. The same applies when purchasing a company; only the stakes are much higher. However much you trust the seller, you need to do a thorough revision. Not everyone...
As someone on the board of a homeowners association (HOA), you need to set clear rules for anyone that comes to live in the properties you govern. While you might not be the authoritarian type, it is essential to accept that a society without rules will soon descend...
In situations where there are multiple business owners, they may all gather to make important decisions, which can be put to a vote if there is a dispute. This is a simple way to resolve disputes and help the business move forward, even if those who were outvoted are...
You’re looking to buy a new property, and the one you’re interested in has an easement. This means that someone else -- a utility company, for instance, or a neighbor -- has a right to access your property even though they don’t own it. What you’re wondering is if...
Anyone who owns property in Arizona is subjected to paying property taxes. But many people don’t understand how these taxes are determined. It’s imperative that anyone who has to pay these taxes has at least a basic understanding of what they mean. There are several...
There's a lot to think about when you're buying a business. One of the things you need to consider is what will happen to the outstanding invoices for the company. In many cases, a business will have some accounts receivable that haven’t been paid by the time the...