Podcasts about capital improvements

No one wants to pay more tax than they need to, and no one wants to get in trouble with the tax man, so today Ken Raiss and I interview Rob Thompson, Assistant Commissioner of Taxation, who has a front-row seat to the intricacies of our tax system, and he's here to help unpack some of the complexities that property investors like you often face.  Today we'll be discussing      The ATO's data matching program for property investors      The tax gap of $1.2 billion and why it's relevant to rental property investors      PAYG instalments      The difference between deductible repair expenses, initial repairs and improvements and      The ATO's new borrowing expenses calculator (this can be something we plug in the podcast and include links and more information in the show notes).      How to Pay As You Go instalments help manage tax bills throughout the year.      Understanding your tax obligations to avoid mistakes.      Treating your property investments like a business, not a hobby.  Chapters  04:09 The Importance of Data Matching and Compliance  07:05 Navigating Property Management Data  09:45 Distinguishing Between Repairs and Capital Improvements  12:19 Initial Repairs vs. Ongoing Maintenance  15:15 Understanding Depreciating Assets and Their Claims  18:17 Managing Interest Expenses and Tax Gaps  21:26 Claiming Borrowing Expenses Effectively  24:14 PAYG Installments for Property Investors  26:04 Final Thoughts on Tax Obligations and Compliance  32:21 The Value of Struggle in Success  Links and Resources:   Michael Yardney   Ken Raiss – Director Metropole Wealth Advisory  Get the team at Metropole to help build your personal Strategic Property Plan Click here and have a chat with us       Tax time toolkit for investors: ato.gov.au/Investorstoolkit      Rental properties guide: ato.gov.au/rentalsguide       Rental video series: ato.gov.au/Rentalvideos      Tax statistics: ato.gov.au/taxstats   Get a bundle of free reports and eBooks – www.PodcastBonus.com.au       Also, please subscribe to my new podcast Demographics Decoded with Simon Kuestenmacher – just look for  Demographics Decoded wherever you are listening to this podcast and subscribe so each week we can unveil the trends shaping your future.   Shownotes plus more here: The Tax Man Knows More About Your Property Investments Than You Think – Assistant Taxation Commissioner Rob Thompson

1/6/25: Sen Jo Comerford: bracing for Trump, newly passed bills, & 2025 priorities. Hamp Mayor GL Sciarra: municipal money, capital Improvements -- SEXY! & the Main St. Project. Daniel Yalowitz, Recorder columnist & former Chair, Gfld Human Rts Comm: surviving dark times well. Megan Zinn w/ romance novel legend Loretta Chase: “My Inconvenient Duke.”

In this episode, we're joined by Julie Brown, CCM, CPA. We dive in Chapters Two, Three, and Four of the CMAA Capital Improvements Handbook, a comprehensive guide designed to help club decision-makers confidently manage capital improvement projects. This episode is the second in our series of podcasts bringing this content to life, diving into the financing options and feasibility aspects of capital projects. By adopting a strategic and collaborative approach, engaging stakeholders, ensuring robust financial planning, and adhering to regulatory requirements, clubs can successfully navigate the complexities of capital improvements. Access the Capital Improvements Handbook on CMAA Connect

In this episode of the Dover Download podcast, Deputy City Manager Christopher Parker chats with Planning Director Donna Benton about the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) for 2026 to 2031. Benton explains the process of creating the CIP, which begins in the summer with department heads submitting requests for new projects or changes to existing ones. The program covers various categories including general government, public safety, community services, education, and utilities. Projects must meet specific criteria, such as having an estimated cost of $25,000 or more and a useful life of at least three years. Benton highlights several new and ongoing projects, including the Littleworth Road Business Park, Durham Road Congestion Mitigation, citywide drainage improvements, and the Broadway neighborhood revitalization. She emphasizes the importance of the CIP in maintaining infrastructure, demonstrating community pride, and attracting investment. The rollout of the new CIP is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 16, in Room 305 at the McConnell Center, beginning at 7 p.m. Subsequent reviews by the Planning Board and City Council will follow in the weeks ahead. In This Week in Dover History, we learn about Arthur Whittemore, a prominent Dover citizen who passed away on Oct. 14, 1931. Whittemore served as mayor and state legislator and was involved in various community initiatives, including securing funding for the Dover Public Library.

Capital Improvements at the California State House are revealing an interesting perspective. Then, host John McGinness talks with the fentanyl crusader Ben Tracy. The John McGinness Show

In this episode, we're joined by CMAA National Director Joe Krenn, CCM, CCE, General Manager/CEO at Farmington Country Club. We dive into the CMAA Capital Improvements Handbook, a comprehensive guide designed to help club decision-makers confidently manage capital improvement projects. Whether it's a new renovation or a major facility upgrade, capital improvements require a strategic and collaborative approach to ensure success. We'll explore how clubs can engage key stakeholders, establish solid financial plans, and comply with regulatory requirements to avoid common pitfalls such as poor leadership, unanticipated costs, and inexperienced project management. Access the Handbook: https://connect.cmaa.org/viewdocument/cmaa-capital-improvements-handbook-1?CommunityKey=43e436dc-e513-4cc6-94b0-34a8e734968f&tab=librarydocuments

National Grid Changes, Capital Improvement Updates, Lone Sailor Park & Bill Delahunt

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In this episode of the Dover Download podcast, Deputy City Manager Christopher Parker chats with Donna Benton, Director of Planning and Community Development, about Dover's Capital Improvements Program (CIP). They discuss what the CIP is, the process for creating it each year, how projects are financed, the timeline for approval, and how residents can provide input. The CIP will be presented to a joint session of the City Council and Planning Board on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2023. In This Week in Dover History, we learn about Thanksgiving celebrations in Dover in 1905, gleaned from old newspaper ads.

Today along with our weekly update Jane and Andrew will discuss an opportunity for landlords... did you know there's a program that will allow you to apply for rental increases if you've done capital improvements to the property? We'll discuss what applies and how to submit your applications.

KSN attorneys Kelly Elmore and David Savitt discuss budgets and reserves for condominium, homeowner (HOA), and townhome community associations. Topics include inflation challenges, expenses, capital improvements, special assessments, reserve studies, best practices, and more. The KSN Podcast examines various aspects of association law, landlord/tenant issues, property tax appeals, and more. In each episode, KSN attorneys share their experience and knowledge as they discuss legal updates, best practices, industry trends, and more. KSN Podcast episodes are available at www.ksnlaw.com/podcast.

On our Wednesday program, our focus was on the Erie County Technical School. School Director Joe Tarasovitch, and Chairman of the Joint Operating Committee Sam Ring will joined us to talk about ECTS's build-out, what the students are learning, and how their hands-on style of education is working to shape Erie's future.

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In this episode of Dover Download, Deputy City Manager Christopher Parker chats with Director of Planning and Community Development Donna Benton about the Capital Improvements Program (CIP), and how it helps the city manage its infrastructure over several years. The proposed CIP for 2024 to 2029 will be presented to the Planning Board and City Council during a joint session on Sept. 21, 2022. For more information about the CIP, visit https://www.dover.nh.gov/government/city-operations/planning/special-projects/cip/.

Today, Amy Walls of Thimbleberry Financial sits down with Jag to talk about tracking basis on your residence, and why it's important.   Simply put, the basis is what you paid for a property.  More complex, you'll want to track changes, such as improvements and depreciations.  This will have a tax impact when the property sells.As a property owner, you have an exemption on the gain in basis between your purchase and your sale of a property.  That's $250,000 for single and $500,000 for joint.  Here's an example for a single person.  If you bought a home for $344,000 but sold i for $565,000, that's a gain of $221,000.  That's within the $250k limit- no tax implications.This math can be complicated by other scenarios, including:Staying in your home longer than expectedDIY improvements vs. using a contractor vs. somewhere in betweenPassing of a spouse (you have two years from date of death to use the joint $500k exemption)Amy and Jag cover what the IRS defines as capital improvements to a home (that would change the basis) and dive into another specific example.For a married couple, a home is purchased by a married couple for $650,000 and sold for $1,300,000.Without tracking the change in basis, that's a gain of $650,000, over the limit of $500k. The remaining $150k would be subject to capital gains taxes.If they did $220,000 of improvements to the house, the original $650k basis is now $870k.  The $1.3 million sale price is only $430k in gains, within the exemption, no capital gains taxes due.It's important to track any and all capital improvements to your home.  And track them with your taxes every year, so you're not scrambling to find  years - or decades - worth of records when you're ready to sell your property.  For questions about  anything related to your financial future, reach Amy Walls and her team at Thimbleberry Financial at (503) 610-6510, or on the web at https://thimbleberryfinancial.com/

Power REIT Corp. CEO Ddvid Lesser tells Proactive it has entered into a lease amendment to fund additional capital improvements to its existing greenhouse cultivation property, Sweet Dirt, in York County, Maine. Under the amendment, Power REIT will fund the installation of a highly energy-efficient onsite power generation and cooling system. The approximately 48,000 square-foot facility sits on six acres and is leased to a leading vertically integrated cannabis company in Maine.

In this episode, Brandon and Thomas are joined by Billy Withers, MST, and he talks about deducting expenses as repairs and capitalizing and depreciating expenses over time. Join our Facebook group, the one-stop-shop for real estate investors to learn about tax strategy and stay up to date on changing tax laws: www.facebook.com/groups/taxsmartinvestors For an initial consultation from Hall CPA, PLLC visit www.therealestatecpa.com/become-client Subscribe to our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/c/therealestatecpa The Tax Smart Real Estate Investors podcast is for general information purposes only and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal, or accounting advice. Information on the podcast may not constitute the most up-to-date legal or other information. No reader, user, or listener of this podcast should act or refrain from acting on the basis of information on this podcast without first seeking legal and tax advice from counsel in the relevant jurisdiction. Only your individual attorney and tax advisor can provide assurances that the information contained herein – and your interpretation of it – is applicable or appropriate to your particular situation. Use of, and access to, this podcast or any of the links or resources contained or mentioned within the podcast show and show notes do not create a relationship between the reader, user, or listener and podcast hosts, contributors, or guests. Always consult your own tax, legal, and accounting advisors before engaging in any transaction.

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Discussion about what a multifamily owner, executive, regional manager, or on-site manager needs to know about capital improvements and preserving their properties. Show Guests: Terri Clifton – President – Better World PropertiesMichael Knight – Vice President of Operations – Better World PropertiesClark Gregg – Vice President of Operations – Fidus Construction Services Host and Producer: Paul Marks, CAS Tape Date: February 20, 2018 Air Date : February 23, 2018See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, I wanted to share some ways that you can optimize your capital improvements. As I was thinking about some of the challenges we're facing right now when turning over units with my own business, I thought it would be a great idea to record this solocast because if they're challenges for us, they're probably a challenge for you as well.  When you're involved in multiple projects at the same time, having the right team in place to help manage those projects is crucial. I'm going to run through the top five ways that you can optimize your capital improvements and keep your business running as smoothly and efficiently as possible. No matter what level you're at in the real estate and construction industry, there's something for everyone in this solocast. I'll run through some of the biggest headaches that we face when it comes to ordering products, managing the inventory, keeping the contractors busy and working on the site so that time isn't being wasted. As the saying goes, “Time is money” and if you're wasting time, you're wasting money. If the never ending battle of managing and overseeing the day-to-day operations, staying organized and keeping things moving forward is getting difficult, you're not alone. I'm going to share some ideas that have worked for me, and I'm sure they'll work for you too. Enjoy! Key Takeaways with Josh Cantwell How we handle the issue of getting the delivery of materials to a job site and keeping the contractors on the site. When storing materials on site in containers, make sure that everything is labeled to save time and keep the inspectors happy. The importance of making sure that every contractor has a detailed scope of work and that all orders are signed, and not changed via text message. The reasons why every contractor that we hire is only assigned a maximum number of 2 units at any given time. The value in having a runner to go get things if a contractor is missing them, to keep the contractors on the site and working, and not making runs to Home Depot or Lowe's. Want the Full Show Notes? To get access to the full show notes, including audio, transcripts, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit https://acceleratedinvestorpodcast.com/217 Rate & Review If you enjoyed today's episode of The Accelerated Real Estate Investor Podcast, hit the subscribe button on Apple Podcasts, so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device. You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU! Connect with Josh Cantwell Facebook YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Sign Up For My Coaching Program! To unlock your potential and start earning real passive income, visit joshcantwellcoaching.com Get The Flip System Book! To get access to a free copy of The Flip System, visit getflipsystem.com/podcast

Michael Patrick Davidson is the Head of the Global Corporate Real Estate Portfolio at JP Morgan Chase and Co. (JPM), encompassing 45 Million square feet (sf) across 456 Locations, supporting ~215K employees, with a $2.7 Billion Annual Operating Plan. Davidson is an appointed JPM “Community & Civic Ambassador” and joined the Firm in 2010. With a focus on developing the JPM global strategy and integrated workplace experience, Davidson leads the delivery of the real estate, capital and location planning across the Americas, EMEA and Asia, including the integration of technology, design, construction, amenities, services, security and change management supporting the Firm's reimagined workplace experience, all designed to attract and retain talent and energize the integration between Real Estate, Technology and HR. From 2014 – 2019, Davidson's Team has delivered $5 Billion in Capital Improvements across the portfolio while reducing annual expenses through the strategic exit of non-core locations. Since 2010, cumulative location strategies delivered ~$400MM in annual expense reductions, all through strategic acquisitions, dispositions, optimal location, design, capital planning and re-positioning of ~50K employees annually. Davidson led the line of business integration, strategy and overall leadership engagement for JPM's acquisition, development and occupancy of 25 Bank Street in London, involving the design, planning, and consolidation of ~10K employees from locations across London, with a capital plan of $328MM. In 1994, Davidson graduated Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Fordham University with a Dual Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics and Philosophy, Cumulative GPA of 3.78 and was the first in his family to earn a College Degree. Davidson also received the Fordham College Award for Ethics.

Are you a hospital or medical office building owner managing the design, construction, or renovation of your facilities or capital projects? If so, you won't want to miss this episode of Health Care Beat. Jim Newland, partner in Seyfarth's Construction group talks to host Adam Laughton about choosing the right delivery format and navigating the risk of design defects, changes, and delays through contractual provisions and project management/monitoring.

Welcome to MCTV Network's Government Affairs Podcast. This is a regular meeting of the Midland City Council that took place on May 10, 2021. This was an online Zoom webinar brought to you the MCTV Network and the City of Midland. REGULAR MEETING OF THE MIDLAND CITY COUNCIL May 10, 2021 7:00 PM AGENDA CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG ROLL CALL - Steve Arnosky Diane Brown Wilhelm Maureen Donker Pamela Hall Marty A. Wazbinski CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE STATEMENT CONSIDERATION OF ADOPTING CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS: All resolutions marked with an asterisk are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate consideration of these items unless a Council member or citizen so requests during the discussion stage of the "Motion to adopt the Consent Agenda as indicated." If there is even a single request the item will be removed from the consent agenda without further motion and considered in its listed sequence in regular fashion. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 1. * Approve minutes of the April 26 regular City Council meeting. ARMSTRONG PUBLIC HEARINGS: 2. Public Hearing on the 2021-22 proposed budget (also see material sent in the April 12 agenda packet). KEENAN PUBLIC COMMENTS, IF ANY, BEFORE CITY COUNCIL. This is an opportunity for people to address the City Council on issues that are relevant to Council business but are not on the agenda. RESOLUTIONS: 3. * M-20 Bridge Mural Project. KAYE 4. * SMMWSC – Budget for Capital Improvements. SCHWARZ 5. * Approval of tentative agreement with Midland Municipal Supervisory Employees Association. STONE Considering purchases and contracts: 6. * 2021 Intersection Pavement Markings. BJORGE 7. * Change Order No. 2 for Central Park Pickleball Courts. MURPHY 8. * Change Order No. 3 for the Central Park Miracle Field Project. MURPHY 9. * Riverside Place commercial kitchen equipment, walk-in freezer and walk-in cooler. MURSCHEL 10. * Wastewater Treatment Plant Roof Replacement Phase 3. SMITH NEW BUSINESS: 11. Board and Commission Appointment Interview Panels. DONKER 12. Board and Commission Term Limits Discussion. KAYE TO CONTACT THE CITY WITH QUESTIONS OR FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Citizen Comment Line: 837-3400 City of Midland website address: www.cityofmidlandmi.gov City of Midland email address: cityhall@midland-mi.org Government Information Center: located near the reference desk at the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library To provide written comment to City Council regarding items on this agenda, please e-mail: CityHall@midland-mi.org. These communications will be shared with members of the public body. Comments are accepted until 4 p.m. on the day of the meeting. Comment can also be made during the public comment portion of the agenda. For the hearing impaired, please call 711 to access the FCCs phone relaying service and provide the callin information above.

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Click Here for the Full Transcript View the Smart Notes for this Episode The K-12 market has seen a lot of change this year. School closures have caused students and teachers to adapt a virtual lifestyle and capital improvement projects to be put on hold. On the flip side, without students and faculty occupying schools, it has allowed the construction process to become more streamlined. Some projects are now projected to finish ahead of schedule. On this episode of AEC Marketing for Principals, hosts Judy Sparks and Katie Cash are joined by Jere Smith, Director of Capital Improvements for Atlanta Public Schools, to discuss the changing K-12 Market. Smith talks about the impact technology is having on the procurement process, what K-12 owners are looking for in proposals and in interviews, and what he sees on the horizon for 2021. What you’ll learn about in this episode: COVID’s impact on the K-12 market Technology shaping the procurement process Best practices for proposal submission What to expect in 2021 Resources: https://smartegies.com/podcasts/jere-smith/ https://ga4le.org/ https://www.aiaga.org/events/the-future-of-k-12-design-post-covid-consequences-and-consideration/ https://aps.bonfirehub.com/

https://youtu.be/gRGOjsExlJY Seth Thorson has specialized in the service of European automobiles since 1999. First, in Michigan and now at his current location in New Brighton, MN. He just started to build a brand new shop and experts to be in by June 2021. Seth was educated at a UTI in Chicago, where he was at the top of his class. He then went to BMW Step to finish the master’s program. Thorson was hired in at a BMW dealership in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. From there he moved to an independent shop in Waterford Michigan and learned VW Audi. Seth’s passion remained with BMW and he was offered a chance to buy an existing shop in New Brighton, Minnesota near where he grew up. He is the owner of Eurotech, which specializes in BMW, Mercedes, and Audi cars. He is a firm believer in using factory tools to ensure proper repairs and coding. His team of highly trained and certified technicians is able to diagnose today’s complex vehicle systems! His second location, Green Garage, works on all makes and models. Seth also owns and runs a BMW tech support company called LMV Bavarian that provides support and programming to a growing network of over 200 shops via remote diagnostics. He also teaches national seminars on BMW diagnostics. Seth has also partnered with SSF auto parts in their unique ‘hands-on’ training program. Seth belongs to AASP in MN, BIMRS as well as NASTEF. He is also a member of Cecil Bullards (Institute for Automotive Business Excellence) 20 group. He believes idea sharing and networking with other shop owners have helped grow his business. Listen to Seth’s previous episodes https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22seth+thorson%22 (HERE). Daniel Gravely is the District Manager, EuroTech Auto Service. Check Daniel's Episode https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22daniel+gravely%22 (HERE). Key Talking Points: Four corners of the Property to the Four Walls of the buildingThe store is audited by another location Monthly Leadership meeting The devil is in the details  Why is this important from a customer perspective?Reviews, compliments, appearance, safety  Capital Improvements such as structural damage discovered Audit Formto set a plan of improvements budgeting for improvements Deadlines accountability  Four Corner Four Wall – it is more important to employees or customers?  How do you pick who goes to the Leadership Meetings?  The leadership team is shop foreman from each location  I wanna do this at my shop, how do I do this? Where do I start?what are you trying to accomplish outline of plan put a plan in place No shortage of ideas, just a shortage of execution Remember The Milk app to help with to-do lists (used by Daniel)  Final ThoughtsYour Four Corner Four Wall Inspection is a quick view from your leadership team In-depth responsibility for each manager to conform to Safe and clean place for customers and employees to come to Be critical with a fresh set of eyes Resources: A special thanks to Seth Thorson, and Daniel Gravely for their contribution to the aftermarket. Books Page https://my.captivate.fm/books/ (HERE) Listen to all https://remarkableresults.biz/remarkable-results-radio-podcast/ (Remarkable Results Radio), https://remarkableresults.biz/for-the-record/ (For The Record) and https://remarkableresults.biz/town-hall-academy/ (Town Hall Academy) episodes. http://on.fb.me/1OKap9H (Facebook   )http://bit.ly/1Qn68fO (Twitter   )http://bit.ly/1SVqRvh (Linked In   )Email https://remarkableresults.biz/listen/ (Mobile Listening APP's HERE) https://remarkableresults.biz/insider/ (Join the Ecosystem - Subscribe to the INSIDER NEWSLETTER HERE.) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carm (Buy Carm a Cup of Coffee ) This episode is brought to you by Shop-Ware Shop Management. It’s time to run your business at its fullest potential with the industry’s leading...

Travis' Background:President/CEO of Inflow Communications with 20 years of technical communications experienceIn tandem, runs a RE syndication/investment firm Cadia Capital; they invest in commercial, multifamily, and mobile home parks.In this episode we cover:00:02:52 Travis' recent deal, a mixed-use building00:06:08 Explaining Main Street Commission and how they fund improvements on properties00:09:27 Specifics on the Interest Buy Out Program00:13:47 Making a proposal to a board or committee to receive this type of funding00:18:10 MCEDD - Mid–Columbia Economic Development District00:19:25 Vertical Housing Tax Credit00:20:35 When in the acquisition process you should be targeting these types of grants and programs00:21:30 Don't underwrite the property assuming you get these funds00:25:11 How Travis' building and business plan is doing todayConnect with Travis:WebsiteConnect with Dave:Schedule a callWebsiteE-mailOther ways to listen/watch:https://lnk.bio/multifamilyFollow or Subscribe:Facebook GroupLinkedInInstagramYoutubeIf you enjoyed this episode or like the show, please subscribe and leave a review! It is a huge help for just a little effort

Cecil Cummins of Hyatt Commercial and Ben Thomas of Thomas Commercial Services sit down to talk through ideas on how building owners can maximize timelines for construction, how to efficiently manage future renovation and maintenance projects, and how to save money on materials. Thomas Commercial Services specializes in regular building maintenance and Capital Improvements, tenant fit-outs and you "middle ground" projects that are too big for the small job contractor and too small for your builder.

How are we all doing this week? This week's topic started as the answer to as a response to one of the Ski Rex Media fans from Twitter, @CbrightSnowcat. He suggested that I talk about the upgrades, updates, and improvements that were coming to the mountains here in Vermont. Well, after doing a little digging I found that there might not be that many, or any, for the 2020/2021 ski season. Why? Well, the COVID-19 outbreak has a little to do with it. Let's talk about it a little bit and then end the episode with something a bit more positive. What do you say? Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoyed it!--Ski Rex Media - News and Blog for and about the ski industry, ski bum lifestyle, winter sports, action sports, and mountain/outdoor sports and lifestyles. It doesn't matter if you're a ski bum, elitist skier, or a Jerry...we got you covered.--Visit skirexmedia.com for daily posts on the above subjects, and don't forget to subscribe while you are there.Ski Rex Media On Facebook: @SkiRexMediaSki Rex Media On Twitter: @SkiRexMediaSki Rex Media On Instagram: @skirexmediaSki Rex On YouTube: Ski Rex MediaEmail Ski Rex Media: skirex4ever@gmail.com--Ski Rex Media Is Now On Patreon--If you would like to support Ski Rex Media, and believe me, it will be wicked appreciated, you can head to my Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/skirexmediaThe Ski Rex Media Podcast Is Also Available Through;BuzzsproutSpotifyiHeartRadioApple Podcasts or The Apple Podcasts AppIntro/Outro Music:“Death Ensemble”Jacob Lizottehttps://www.darkcabin-studios.com/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/skirexmedia)

In today's podcast, learn about the Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) and their impact to the business community in Miami.  From https://www.miamidda.com/about-dda/    "The Miami Downtown Development Authority (Miami DDA) is an independent agency of the City of Miami funded by a special tax levy on properties within its district boundaries. Our mission is to grow, strengthen and promote the economic health and vitality of Downtown Miami. As an autonomous agency of the City, the Miami DDA advocates, facilitates, plans, and executes business development, planning and capital improvements, and marketing and communication strategies." In a Don't Sign the Lease Podcast first, hear from two professionals of the Miami DDA.  Kevin Ruiz,  Senior Manager, Business Development of the Miami DDA and Neal Schafers, Urban Design and Capital Improvements, join Jorge Morales in a discussion of the strength of Miami and how the Miami DDA works along side of the business community. Kevin Ruiz can be reached at kevin.ruiz@miamidda.com and Neal Schafers can be reached at neal.schafers@miamidda.com.   The Don't Sign the Lease Podcast is a resource of https://dontsignthelease.com/ which includes a commercial real estate book by Jorge Morales and other valuable commercial real estate resources.   To appear on the show, please contact us at info@dontsignthelease.com. Jorge Morales is founder and President of Blue Box Real Estate, a South Florida commercial real estate firm that specializes in Landlord Advisory Services and Tenant Advisory Services.  Visit https://blueboxre.com/ today.   Blue Box Real Estate, LLC is a Lic. Real Estate Broker.  

Matt and Matt preview the public hearing of February 18, review testimony presented on February 6, and catch up on some votes.0:00 - 1:31 introduction, and some .5 speed nonsensePreviews: 1:31 - 7:552-18-20LD 1857: An Act To Protect Teachers from Punitive or Retaliatory TransfersReviews of testimony: 7:55 - 12:36From 2-6-208:15 - 9:57 LD 1947: An Act To Fund Capital Improvements to Career and Technical Education CentersLD 2022: An Act To Provide Funding for Capital Improvements and Equipment for Careerand Technical Education Centers and Regions9:57 - 12:36LD 1999: An Act To Amend the Maine Education Savings ProgramReviews of votes: 12:36 - 16:0812:36 -13:04 LD 860: An Act To Establish the Maine Community College System No-cost Tuition Program (Anticipated Divided Report, 2-5-20)13:04 - 13:41 LD 882: Resolve, To Require the Examination of the System of Learning Results (ONTP, 2-5-20)13:41 - 14:33 LD 1813: Resolve, To Ensure Safe and Inclusive Learning Environments (OTP-AM, 2-5-20)14:33 - 15:00 LD 2024: An Act To Remove from the Calculation of the Cost of Education the Maine Public Employees Retirement System Teacher Plan Unfunded Actuarial Liability (Anticipated Divided Report, 2-5-20)15:00 - 16:08 LD 2035: An Act To Modify Teacher Certification Expiration Dates for Teachers Who Use Family Medical Leave (OTP-AM, 2-5-20)16:08 - end: where can you find us, and more nonsense #borgnine

Matt and Matt preview the January 29 Public Hearings!Jan 29 Public hearings0:00 - 0:45 openLD 1947 An Act To Fund Capital Improvements to Career and Technical Education Centers 0:45-2:05LD 2022 An Act To Provide Funding for Capital Improvements and Equipment for Career and Technical Education Centers and Regions 2:05-3:18LD 2024 An Act To Remove from the Calculation of the Cost of Education the Maine Public Employees Retirement System Teacher Plan Unfunded Actuarial Liability 3:18-5:28LD 2035 An Act To Modify Teacher Certification Expiration Dates for Teachers Who Use Family Medical Leave 5:28-7:257:25-close where can you find us?

Proper tax planning can save you big money over the lifecycle of your real estate project.Today we talk with Brandon Hall, owner of the Real Estate CPA company about how to use the tax code to your advantage when making property improvements. Brandon is an expert on real estate tax code and his firm exclusively services accredited real estate investors, syndicates, and private equity firms in the real estate niche.Watch this episode to learn* The difference between a repair and a capital improvement* How to plan out your rehab strategy to save taxes* What tax strategy changes to make when preparing to sell* Common mistakes a CPA can make when preparing your taxesGet Smart and Invest Smarter with the Apartment Investor Show where JC Castillo and Paul Peebles interview top industry experts and discuss current market trends, investment strategies and fundamental concepts to help you make smart multifamily real estate investments. Visit our website at: http://apartmentinvestorshow.com/ JC Castillo has spent the last 13 years helping investors profitably navigate the ups & downs of a full market real estate cycle. In 2006 he founded Multifamily Property Group, a vertically integrated private equity firm focused on large scale value-add apartment properties in select US markets. Learn more about Multifamily Property Group at: https://www.multifamgroup.com/ Paul Peebles has been arranging real estate financing for borrowers and institutional clients since 1987. Mr. Peebles is the National Underwriter at Old Capital, underwriting and structuring all transactions handled by the company. Learn more about Old Capital at: http://www.oldcapitallending.com/Guest Info:Brandon Hallhttps://www.therealestatecpa.com/Upcoming Event: Tax & Legal Virtual Summithttps://www.taxandlegalsummit.com/registration

Joe Giarusso, Councilman for District A, explains three items coming up to vote on in October. 1. a tourism tax, on short term rentals. 2. Bond issuance for $500 million for Capital Improvements. 3. New tax of 3 mills used to support city infrastructure and safety. Listen to learn more. www.Gforcebygigi.com

Jere Smith is the Director of Capital Improvements for Atlanta Public Schools, one of the nation's largest urban school districts. He is also the President of the Construction Owners Association of America (COAA), and serves on the Atlanta Public Schools Career and Technical Education Advisory Board and the Clemson University Industry Advisory Board and has served as the President of the Association for Learning Environments. Prior to that, he served as a project manager at architectural firms, as a building inspector for the city of Atlanta, and as an engineer. In this episode of AEC Marketing for Principals, Jere discusses best practices for firms looking to make an impact with their AEC proposals and interviews, he discusses common mistakes that firms often make that can be jarring or distracting for the selection committee, and he offers specific details for firms interested in being considered for Atlanta Public Schools’ pre-qualified pool of firm partners. What You Will Learn: Jere shares how he started working with Atlanta Public Schools more than twenty years ago and discusses working on the owner-side of business. He also talks about the size of his school district and how it generates $100 million in new projects a year. Jere discusses how the school district pre-qualifies firms to create a pool of partners to choose from, ensuring that the firms are fully prepared and capable of doing the work. Jere shares why firms should spend only a third of their proposal "checking all the boxes" and then use the other two-thirds to explain why they stand out from the competition and why they are the best option for the project. Jere talks about the common mistakes firms often make in their proposals, including boilerplate responses, using the wrong school district name, and being too wordy and not concise in their proposals. Jere outlines why the physical dimensions and mechanical qualities of a proposal matters, and he discusses why overthinking a proposal with gimmicks runs the risk of distracting the reader or coming across as fake. Jere explains why anyone on the short list can win a project, and he discusses why it is important to go to the interview fully prepared, rehearsed, and with each speaker bringing something specific and serving a purpose. Jere explains why impressive technology such as fly-throughs can be attention-grabbing and can be helpful for non-technical members of the selection committee to better understand the proposal.

The Fundsy charity auction has raised more than $8 million for Treasure Valley organizations and we talk with Carolyn Holly and Meredith Stead about how the non-profit is helping other non-profits.

Panelists representing various aspects of the real estate industry discuss the effects of changes and additions in regulations that govern their business: Mandatory Inclusionary Housing, Vacancy Decontrol, Capital Improvements, Vacancy Increase and more.

Host Barry Lee of 92.5 WINC FM sits down with Public Services Director Perry Eisenach to discuss the City's Capital Improvements Projects. Also in this episode - learn about Winchester benefactor Charles Rouss during Winchester 101 with Tim Youmans, hear about a newly available engineering position during Job Talk with Rose Johnson, and more.

Sometimes God makes clear God's call. But in the midst of it all, it's hard to see that call's promise coming to fruition--through Abraham's life, it was not clear that God's promise would be fulfilled. In those moments, we can look around and see how our lives, our churches, our buildings, reflect the missions we saw ourselves being called to. What message will we send to ourselves and others?

508 is a show about Worcester. This week, we talk about hiking, the city’s capital improvement budget, and opioid overdoses with Colin Novick. Audio: Download the mp3 or see more formats. Subscribe with iTunes | Subscribe with Google Play | Contact Info | Twitter feed | RSS

In this episode, Superintendent Mark Steele discusses the district’s future major capital improvement needs and we highlight the recent accomplishments of our students and staff. We also share some important information that parents will need as the 2017-2018 school year draws to a close.

Listen in to this podcast to hear strategic consultancy firm The Hackett Group share their thoughts on the common question of whether working capital improvements result in a one-time improvement in cash, or if they are continuous.

Listen in to this podcast to hear strategic consultancy firm The Hackett Group share the results of their study Working Capital Efficiency: It’s Impact on Profitability and Operational Performance. It reveals a 7 day improvement in the cash conversion cycle adds up to 1% in sustainable EBITDA margin.  For a company with an EBITDA margin of 5%, this is roughly the equivalent to a 20% increase in profit. Organizations should take this into consideration when valuing the return on investment for a working capital optimization program and to gain support of operations leadership.

1. Switching Roommates 2. Aggressive Dogs as Service Animals 3. When Can You Serve a Rent Notice 4. Smoking in Common Areas 5. Cultivating Marijuana 6. Tenants Paying for Capital Improvements 7. Voluntary Vacate Agreements 8. Parking Unauthorized Vehicles

Mayor Treece discusses the Columbia, Missouri, city council meeting scheduled later in the day on July 3, 1017. Topics include the projects on the Capital Improvements list for FY2018. Airport, sewer, roads.

Jim Schwab, AICP, APA's manager of the Hazards Planning Research Center interviews acting Director of NOAA's Office for Coastal Management and Chad Berginnis, Executive Director of the Association of State Floodplain Managers on the Regional Coastal Resilience program.

Parapets. Joints. Re-sealing. These are expensive fixes on most buildings, and you might be wondering how to bring down the cost. Hey, here’s an idea. Why not just hire the company who can fix it? On today’s episode of Legal Talk, attorneys Geoffrey Mazel, of Hankin and Mazel, and Elliott Meisel, of Brill and Meisel, join in to help Queens board president Bill Kirrane figure out whether this is a good, or bad, idea.