I think you missed what's happening here. These land owners are asking for 'restrictive covenants' to be removed, not Town Planning Zoning. They are literally asking for Town Planning approval.
This is so foolish. He didn't damage the statue in any sort of protest or moral act, he did it because he needs mental help. It just happened to be a Columbus statue he took the sledge hammer to.
So these real estate agents are all very adamant that lawyers are the ones who do all the work, but are also very adamant that they should be entitled to 6% of the purchase price.
Really telling how much they want to shirk any responsibility they can.
What are you talking about? If you are bringing in $5 million per year than you should have proper accounting systems and procedures in place, otherwise you are likely losing some of that money and have no idea where. If you have proper accounting systems and procedures, then an audit is a pretty simple and straight forward process.
If you think it's a good idea to limit your revenue because you might have to pay for an audit then you are likely not able to build a business that would bring in even close to $5 million per year.
newcitizen says...
I think you missed what's happening here. These land owners are asking for 'restrictive covenants' to be removed, not Town Planning Zoning. They are literally asking for Town Planning approval.
On KC’s alarm over ‘death knell’ for development
Posted 27 July 2025, 9:57 a.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
This is so foolish. He didn't damage the statue in any sort of protest or moral act, he did it because he needs mental help. It just happened to be a Columbus statue he took the sledge hammer to.
On ‘Pardon Columbus statue vandal’
Posted 22 July 2025, 2:53 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
So these real estate agents are all very adamant that lawyers are the ones who do all the work, but are also very adamant that they should be entitled to 6% of the purchase price.
Really telling how much they want to shirk any responsibility they can.
On Realtors 'on the hook' over VAT crackdown
Posted 2 June 2025, 9:05 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
And, all for nothing, the FAA is still actually in charge of our airspace. What the hell are we paying for?
On Bahamian airlines hit with up to $1m ‘retroactive’ fees
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newcitizen says...
What are you talking about?
On Debris from SpaceX rocket that exploded has been recovered as govt assesses potential risks posed
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newcitizen says...
Well put Birdie
On Presence of Jones fiancée sparks LGBTQ+ discussion
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newcitizen says...
You working overtime Birdie, you need some rest, you're making less sense than usual.
On D’Aguilar: $2.3m payout ‘reeks of impropriety’
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newcitizen says...
What would he say, is the priority?
On ‘Campaign finance law not a priority’
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newcitizen says...
What are you talking about? If you are bringing in $5 million per year than you should have proper accounting systems and procedures in place, otherwise you are likely losing some of that money and have no idea where. If you have proper accounting systems and procedures, then an audit is a pretty simple and straight forward process.
If you think it's a good idea to limit your revenue because you might have to pay for an audit then you are likely not able to build a business that would bring in even close to $5 million per year.
On Business Licence audits ‘crack open blue chip’ company flaws
Posted 5 September 2024, 11:07 a.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
You are such a biggot. Anyone who is as bothered by this lady's existence as you are, has some serious mental problems of their own.
Go live your life and stop trying to project your issues on others.
On ‘We need answers on missing Taylor’
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