Podcasts about go zone

What is a Drop Zone - well, any place you tend to drop stuff in your house. We all have them, so let's solve them! We're figuring out how to tackle the ongoing clutter of Drop Zones - mail, sentimental items, kids' clutter, returns to be made, and ongoing projects. And a Go Zone - ideally helps you get out the door smoothly. This is a one-stop shop for your keys, wallet, backpack or diaper bag and snacks to get through the day!Drop Zone Organizers We LoveHow to unsubscribe from junk mail and credit card offers.  (Takes about 5 minutes on two different forms.)Did you know you can get your documents shredded at UPS for $1/pound - or less if you have a lot! Just take it to your local UPS store. Waterproof, Fireproof Document Bag paired with Simple File FoldersMagazine Holders for keeping kids' artwork until it is transferred to their Art BindersDecorative Flip Top Box for kids' personal art and keepsake collections (available in every color and decor theme under the sun to match their rooms!)Go Zones Organizers We LoveCommand Hooks

D.H.S. Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas gets grilled over his gaslighting of the American public. Plus, Joe Biden's pathetic excuse of an executive order to curb illegal immigration will do nothing to solve the border crisis - a retired border patrol agent joins us to discuss. And finally, several teenagers are arrested for riding their e-scooters over a gay pride crosswalk. More on what Lime is doing to prevent this kind of heinous vandalism from ever happening again.Guest Host: Riley LewisGuests:Hans Von Spakovsky | Senior Legal Fellow, The Heritage FoundationAndrea Kaye | Radio Host & OAN ContributorJ.J. Carrell | Author, Speaker & Retired Border Patrol AgentMichele Exner | Senior Advisor, Parents Defending Education

Mike interviews Dave Roenning of American Water Conditioning.  Dave has been using Ozone Generator Systems for many years.  He shares his background and knowledge using these chemical free systems to successfully reduce iron, sulfur, manganese, and kill bacteria.  

Dies sind die Moin Elmshorn Kurznachrichten der KW44:Neues vom BahnhofsumbauLange hat man nichts mehr gehört vom Umbau des Elmshorner Bahnhofes. Jetzt ist im Ausschuss für Stadtumbau der Beschluss gefallen, weitere Planungen zu unternehmen. Große Kritik gab es daran, dass der Bahnhofstunnel nach dem Umbau mit Stufen und Aufzügen nur bedingt barrierefrei ist. Die Behindertenbeauftragte der Stadt, Ursula Kleinert kritisierte, dass ja bekannt sei, dass Aufzüge oft ausfallen. Das war jahrelang in Tornesch und ist aktuell auch in Elmshorn der Fall.Der ZOB wird nochmals größer und direkt in ovaler Form auf dem Holstenplatz geplant. Acht Busse sollen hier gleichzeitig haltenund die Fahrgäste einfach zur Bahn umsteigen können. Auch weitere Abstellanlagen für Fahrräder und eine "Kiss-and-Go-Zone" zum schnellen “Rauslassen” sind vorgesehen.https://www.yumpu.com/de/document/read/65954050/holsteiner-allgemeine-44-2021/5+++Häuser müssen weichen - Baum darf stehen bleibenIst das jetzt die endgültige Entscheidung? Die Gebäude der Hausnummern 18 und 20 an der Berliner Straße sollen weichen. Der Landesbetrieb Verkehr, zuständig für die dortige Bundesstraße, weist alle Vorschläge von SPD und Grünen zurück. Da die Straße in Zukunft in beide Richtungen befahrbar sein soll, muss sie verbreitert werden. Den Fuß- und Radweg hinter den Häusern verlaufen zu lassen, soll ebenfalls nicht möglich sein.Nun soll immerhin der markante Torbogen, als Mahnmal für die Zwangsarbeit in der ehemaligen Wurstfabrik, an einem anderen Ort erhalten bleiben.Stehen bleiben soll hingegen die Blutbuche, die zur Gattung der Rotbuchen gehört und im kommenden Jahr Baum des Jahres sein wird. Gutachten haben ergeben, dass der Baum beim Verpflanzen nicht wieder anwachsen werde.http://zeitung.shz.de/elmshornernachrichten/2797/article/1475644/2/1/render/?token=f3bf8d964a9a6bde10aeed6e0a585884http://zeitung.shz.de/elmshornernachrichten/2797/article/1475644/2/2/render/?token=02359a1c27c01482a9e9fef81b46ee46+++Rathaus wird teurerBislang ist noch nicht viel auf dem Gelände passiert, auf dem das neue Rathaus entstehen soll. Doch die Kosten und Zeit laufen immer weiter nach hinten und oben. Ursprüglich sollte das neue Rathaus im September 2025 eröffnet werden. Die Kosten liegen mittlerweile bei mindestens 51 Mio. €. Klar ist, dass das Gebäude nachhaltig und auf Pfählen gebaut werden soll.https://www.yumpu.com/de/document/read/65954050/holsteiner-allgemeine-44-2021/3+++Grundsteinlegung auf KaltenweideDer Grundstein und eine Zeitkapsel wurden hingegen auf Kaltenweide gelegt. Hier errichtet die Evangelisch-Freikirchliche Gemeinde einen Anbau an ihre gelbe Villa. Die ursprünglichen Planungen mussten nochmals überarbeitet werden, da sich der Anbau nicht in das Gesamtensemble einfügte.https://www.yumpu.com/de/document/read/65954050/holsteiner-allgemeine-44-2021/10+++Decathlon darf am Franzosenhof öffnenKiel lässt Ansiedlung von Decathlon am Franzosenhof zu. Zwischen der Stadt und der Landesregierung wurde der Kompromiss gefunden, das einige Produktgruppen nur mit reduziertem Angebot am Stadtrand zu bekommen sein sollen. Bspw. sollen Schuhe hier nur eingeschränkt verkauft werden dürfen, um die Konkurrenz für die Innenstadt nicht zu groß werden zu lassen. Händler aus der Innenstadt hatten versucht, die Ansiedlung “auf der grünen Wiese” zu verhindern, weil sie Sorge um ihre Wettbewerbsfähigkeit haben. Ramelow baut derzeit neu in der Königstraße und will hier Intersport mit ansiedeln.https://www.shz.de/lokales/elmshorner-nachrichten/Kiel-macht-den-Weg-frei-Decathlon-kommt-nach-Elmshorn-id34247767.html+++Polizei und Zoll kontrollieren Club, Spielhallen und KulturvereineBei einer Schwerpunktkontrolle auf die Einhaltung der Corona-Bekämpfungsverordnung, des Jugendschutzgesetztes, des Brandschutzes, sowie der Arbeitnehmerbeschäftigungsverhältnisse haben Polizei und Zoll in der Nacht von Freitag auf Samstag (30.10.) das Duplex wegen eines nicht nutzbaren Fluchtweges und in der Innenstadt zwei Kulturvereine wegen fehlender Betriebserlaubnis bzw. eines Nutzungsverbotes geschlossen. Bei der Überprüfung der Spielhallen gab es keine Auffälligkeiten.https://www.presseportal.de/blaulicht/pm/19027/5061451+++Erinnern an die ReichspogromnachtAuf der Gedenkstätte der ehemaligen Synagoge am Flamweg, wird am 10. November, ab 16:30 Uhr, deren Brandstiftung durch die Nationalsozialisten und weiteren jüdischen Orten in der Nacht vom 9. auf den 10. November 1938 gedacht.https://www.elmshorn.de/Stadtportr%C3%A4t/Aktuelle-Mitteilungen/Gedenkveranstaltung-zur-Erinnerung-an-die-Ereignisse-der-Reichspogromnacht.php?object=tx,3296.5.1&ModID=7&FID=3302.3156.1&NavID=1981.159&La=1+++Königstraße am Bahnhof gesperrtAm Dienstag, den 9.11.2021, beginnen die Arbeiten zum Aufbau der Weihnachtsbeleuchtung. Deshalb wird, mit Ausnahme für die Stadtbusse, der Bereich der Königstraße am Bahnhof gesperrt.https://www.elmshorn.de/Stadtportr%C3%A4t/Aktuelle-Mitteilungen/K%C3%B6nigstra%C3%9Fe-zwischen-Berliner-und-Geschwister-Scholl-Stra%C3%9Fe-am-09-11-21-voll-gesperrt.php?object=tx,3296.5.1&ModID=7&FID=3296.3251.1&NavID=1981.159&La=1+++Soweit die Kurznachrichten. Wir wünschen euch einen guten Wochenstart!

What stands out about Coach Greg McMillan's philosophy is how it truly caters to the individual. And for someone who coaches thousands of runners, both elite and recreational, he clearly has a process that's working.What we think you'll love most about this episode is the idea of being flexible with your training. Not doing exactly what's written down on your training plan is probably the hardest thing for runners, but it's this small change - the ability to adapt your training based on how you feel each day - that can help you experience the biggest gains in performance."That's what the thinking training is about. I need to have strategies to deal with this lizard brain. If it starts to get fired up, I've got to have something pull me back into what I know is my optimal mindset.”Timestamped Show Notes(2:36) What defines success? Training programs for Chicago and Boston marathons…(6:39) Process goals are an effective measure…(10:36) Methods for remote mindset training…(14:52) Greg's running history…(18:10) “It's not that you have to be a certain way. You just need to be your way, better.”(21:01) “How can you manipulate the training and the racing to minimize the weaknesses and amplify the strengths? So over time, year after year, those become less and less of a weakness.”(22:27) Process goals and growing out of failures…(27:46) The most important running lesson…(31:37) “If you can just stack successful week after successful week, that's where that fitness comes.”(34:01) The optimal versus the maximal…(35:10) Who showed up today?(40:21) The big breakthrough for a lot of runners…(45:22) Free speed and other simple concepts…(55:11) A coach's last bit of advice...ReferencesMcMillan Running - homepageRunning Nirvana: 50 Lessons to Elevate Your Running - AmazonYou (Only Faster) - AmazonSurviving the Marathon Freakout - AmazonGo Zone Racing - Runner's WorldSara Hall on Fueling the Pursuit - PodcastHow Magicians Think by Joshua Jay - AmazonGuestGreg McMillan - Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTubeGreg's fav UCAN product: Cocoa Delite EnergyHosts:Jon Rankin - gobemore.co | @chasejonrankinBryan Green - maketheleapbook.com | @maketheleapbookLearn More:UCAN - ucan.co | @genucanYour Personal Best Awaits

In this episode I have an interview with Mark McKeon. Mark is the designer of the widely practiced ‘Every Day Counts' and ‘Go Zone' training programs. He spent 18 years in the AFL first as a Player, then as a High-Performance Coach, including 5 years with the Victorian State of Origin Team. Member of the Collingwood Hall of Fame. Former Magazine Editor. Author of 4 books, with numerous international reprints or translations

Want to get organised for back to school? Join Bonnie and Lily to chat about uniforms, booklists, and how to keep your school lunches fresh and exciting. Find out how to help your child transition smoothly to school and make 2021 your most organised year yet. Sign up for our course: The Essentials GuideDownload our free Organising Cheat Sheet SHOW NOTESWant to set up a Go Zone? Check out this episode to find out how.Episode Directory (transcripts, extra resources & more) Did you know we now have a YouTube Channel? We’d love you to check it out! 

Extreme climber Will Gadd on melting ice and the looming crisis for winter sports.

This episode is about the Go Zone. Join Bonnie and Lily to define what a Go Zone is, how to set one up in your home, and why every home needs one. If getting out the door on time is a mission in your house, the go zone is a game changer. Join the ’12 Days of Decluttering’ in our Facebook CommunityJoin our free webinar–“Declutter Your Home in 7 Days”on December 9, 2020Sign up for our new course: The Essentials GuideDownload our free Organising Cheat SheetEpisode transcripts & more SHOW NOTESCheck out our YouTube Channel DR Russel Barkley - Organising Children With ADHD   

Mark McKeon - footballer, high-performance coach and designer of the highly acclaimed ‘Every Day Counts’ and ‘Go Zone’ training programs - joins Rik and Peter to share share some science-backed strategies for achieving peak performance across your your daily life. Episode Notes Web links Mark's Website Book Recommendations Get In the Go Zone: Making the Most of Me - Mark McKeon Connect with us Facebook Our Website

OKLAHOMA CITY — Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores is now serving customers in Smiths Station, Alabama, and Walnut, Mississippi, thanks to two travel stops that opened Thursday, May 7. The Smiths Station store, located off U.S. Highway 280, adds 50 jobs and 51 truck parking spaces to Lee County. The Walnut store, located off U.S. Highway 72, adds 32 jobs and 58 truck parking spaces to Tippah County. Both locations are open 24/7 and offer many amenities, including: Smiths Station, Alabama More than 11,000 square feet. Chester's Chicken and Godfather's Pizza. 51 truck parking spaces. 60 car parking spaces. Three RV parking spaces. Six diesel bays. Six showers. Laundry facilities. Bean-to-cup gourmet coffee. Brand-name snacks. Fresh Kitchen concept. Mobile to Go Zone with the latest electronics. CAT scale. Dog park. Walnut, Mississippi More than 7,300 square feet. Godfather's Pizza. 58 truck parking spaces. 55 car parking spaces. Two RV parking spaces. Five diesel bays. Four showers. Laundry facilities. Bean-to-cup gourmet coffee. Brand-name snacks. Fresh Kitchen concept. Mobile to Go Zone with the latest electronics. CAT scale. Dog park. “Love's is proud to open two new locations for our customers in the south,” said Tom Love, founder and executive chairman of Love's. “Opening our 15th and 16th locations in Alabama and Mississippi, respectively, means giving more customers the products and amenities they love to help get them back on the road quicker.” In honor of the grand opening, Love's will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at each location and donate $2,000 split between the Phenix City and Lee County Board of Education in Smiths Station and $2,000 to an organization that will be named soon in Walnut. Visit for updates regarding temporary changes to the company's operations.

Join Mark and Mat as they welcome special guest, Attorney Deven Munns, specializing in the Opportunity Zone tax strategy. If you have capital gains from stock, real estate or even a business sale, the Opportunity Zone may be the answer. Mark and Mat will also cover their regular weekly tax and legal tips: something for everyone! More information at www.refreshyourwealth.com.

Join Mark and Mat as they welcome special guest, Attorney Deven Munns, specializing in the Opportunity Zone tax strategy. If you have capital gains from stock, real estate or even a business sale, the Opportunity Zone may be the answer. Mark and Mat will also cover their regular weekly tax and legal tips: something for everyone! More information at www.refreshyourwealth.com.

TEAMWORK : HIGH PERFORMANCE : PRODUCTIVITY : LEADERSHIP : CHANGE: Mark McKeon has spent a career in high performance sport - either participating in it, or now teaching others the lessons gained from it. How to balance your life between going at it full on (the Go Zone), when to recover (the No Zone) and everything in between (the Slow Zone). Hear how he delivers that life balance message to an audience, what started him in the speaking scene and why he asks for a llama as part of his rider. www.MarkMcKeon.com "I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed on "ONGI". Michael and Carson know the Speaking and Entertaining industry literally inside out; from in front of the microphone to behind the scenes matching the right Speakers and Entertainers to the client's brief. The interview itself was fun because their questions were insightful and tailored rather than following a set script and they always have the best interests of the Talent and the Client at heart. It's also great marketing directly to the right people…the people who will book you for their next event! I highly recommend ‘And Our Next Guest Is’ as a great experience and an awesome marketing tool." MM

MyDNA is potentially a very complicated business. It is after all, dealing with my (and yours) DNA! That;'s why founder Dr. Lior Rauchberger is working hard at simplifying a complicated business. Although officially a medical doctor, Dr. Lior Rauchberger is equally passionate about technology and innovation. In fact, if the truth be known, he's a bit of a gadgets freak! After practising medicine for 9-years, he jumped ship and started Urban Intelligence, a business installing high tech into homes and offices. With that humming along beautifully, he then sought out his next venture which turned out to be MyDNA … a business that enables you to use your DNA to make the right health choices around things like diet and medication. I was introduced to Lior by past guest Radek Sali from Swisse Multivitamins, so I knew he'd be good. Truth is, Lior was exceptional. His passion for business, technology and marketing is addictive, as we cover plenty of ground including: Why he left the relative safety of the medical profession His love of the entrepreneur's life How he chooses his business ventures How he markets MyDNA - a service that most don't know exists, and for those that do many think it's hokus pokus! And so much more   But the marketing gold doesn't stop there, in this episode you'll also discover: I'll show you how to create an insanely helpful email series And we go back into the vault, revisiting a chat I had with high performance expert Mark McKeon   Here's what caught my attention from chatting with MyDNA's Dr Lior Rauchberger: Simplicity - Lior is making the complicated simple. And not just simple to understand, but simple to buy. For example, on the Diet Report page of the My DNA website, it simple reads “Are you on the best diet for your body? Our DNA test can reveal how your body will respond to what you eat and drink, and how you exercise.” Order Now. $99. Marketing challenge - Lior and his team aren't kidding themselves about the marketing challenge that lies ahead, knowing they have quite some work to do to break through the cynicism and lack of understanding around the whole DNA thing. Distribution - Lior's clearly identified the three groups My DNA needs to get onside - Health professionals, consumers and pharmacists - and has three distinct marketing strategies for them. Sometimes I see business owners stuck trying to influence just one group of influencers, when the reality is, most business have a number of groups. If that's you, then maybe it's time to cast your net wider.   Links & Resources mentioned: MyDNA's website Dr. Lior Rauchberger on Twitter Interview with high performance coach Mark McKeon Mark McKeon's Go Zone book 3 steps to create an insanely helpful email series   Please support these businesses who make this show possible: Dale Beaumont's 52 Ways – An amazing free 1-day live event for business owners where you'll discover 52 ways to boost your business profits. Seats are limited. Book now. Dragon Voice Recognition Software - It converts whatever you say into text. You download the software, start talking and your words appear on your screen. Which means you can create documents, blog posts, emails, reports & spreadsheets in a third the time; because we speak three times faster than we write. Get 35% off at GetDragon.com.au If some thing in this episode of Australia's favourite marketing podcast peaked your interest, then let me know. Leave your thoughts below. May your marketing be the best marketing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beverly Hills psychologist, Dr Ashley Curiel, explains how mindfulness meditation is so effective as a therapeutic tool.#mindfulness #meditation #insighttimer

Today's Daily Business Tip focusses on the Go Zone, lessons learnt from Mark McKeon. The Go Zone is a two hour period where you focus on high priority tasks.

Are you enduring your career, or are you enjoying your career? Our guest this week has kindly given us the toolkit to make sure we enjoy our careers. Mark McKeon has become a master of the art of mind control and high performance, thanks to 20+ years as a performance coach in the AFL and beyond. What sets Mark apart from many gurus is that he is qualified in the physiology of performance, as well as the mental side. He’s just as comfortable talking about adrenaline and cortisol as he is about positive thinking and prioritising. His book, “The Go Zone”, is a culmination of his years of work and study, so we talked to him about how his “Go Zone” framework can be used by people to achieve maximum performance. Here were some of the highlights: ** Be in control of events rather than letting events control you. ** Stress in itself is not a bad thing – in fact, we all need a certain level of stress to remain healthy – but not recovering from stress is extremely harmful. ** Know your diary three weeks in advance and compartmentalise everything from the most important tasks right down to time off. ** Consider using a buzzer or some kind of automatic mechanism to help you compartmentalise your days. ** Have no shame in letting people know that you are not to be disturbed when you’re in your most important time slot of the day (AKA, your “Go Zone”). You could wear a hat, lock the door, turn your phone off etc. etc. ** Mark’s optimum length for being 100% focused on your own tasks is 2 hours What’s in your mind has a clear physical impact which, in turn, affects the way you think and the way you perform. This is why getting a hold of each day is so important. The “Go Zone” is part of a framework to make sure you don’t sleepwalk into bad mental and physical habits. In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: ** The value of business coaching ** How to buy yourself more time ** How to get over the guilt of not doing work ** What a “Go Zone” means ** How to handle the weekend ** The control of adrenaline ** How cortisol can create unhealthy habits   Resources mentioned in this episode: ** Mark’s email address: mark@mckeon.com.au ** Mark’s website: http://www.markmckeon.com/ ** Business Brain Food Facebook Group – What should we do for the 100th show? Post your ideas to the group! (www.facebook.com/groups/businessbrainfood) ** Free, no-obligation business coaching chat with a member of Ben’s team: (http://actioncoachanz.com/free-business-coaching-session) ** Ben’s Daily Business Tips podcast (http://www.dbtpodcast.com) ** Facebook (www.facebook.com/businessbrainfood) ** Twitter (https://twitter.com/bfewtrell) ** ActionCOACH (http://actioncoachanz.com/itunes) ** ActionCOACH (http://actioncoachanz.com/stitcher)   Remember that there is some concrete science behind the ups and downs of the working day - it can be physically measured in terms of adrenaline, blood sugar etc. – it’s not just the random factor of “having a bad day” or “having a good day”. The good news is; you can control it. Have a listen to Mark and he’ll show you how. The science behind it is complex, but the way to apply it is very simple indeed. Now get in that Go Zone! Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that! Until next time, have a profitable day. Cheers, Ben Fewtrell (02) 9111 5000

Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, discusses the latest tax credit news in the Nov. 6, 2012 Tax Credit Tuesday podcast. In general news, he recaps the seats up for grabs in Congress and across the nation, and alerts listeners to the potential for GO Zone-like legislation for Hurricane Sandy-affected areas, an extension of New York's brownfield tax credit and Novogradac & Company's new St. Louis, Mo. office. In new markets tax credit news, he talks about the extension of the qualified equity investment issuance deadline for allocattees affected by Hurricane Sandy and the latest QEI Issuance report. In low-income housing tax credit news, he reminds property owners of a cost of living increase for Social Security recipients that will affect calculation of household income. In historic tax credit news, he informs listeners about a conversation during which an IRS official said that the Historic Boardwalk Hall decision was not intended to challenge historic tax credits and alerts listeners to an upcoming Advisory Council on Historic Preservation meeting. In renewable energy tax credit news, he wraps up with the state of tax credit equity market and a report on state support of renewable energy projects.

Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, discusses the latest tax credit news in the Nov. 6, 2012 Tax Credit Tuesday podcast. In general news, he recaps the seats up for grabs in Congress and across the nation, and alerts listeners to the potential for GO Zone-like legislation for Hurricane Sandy-affected areas, an extension of New York's brownfield tax credit and Novogradac & Company's new St. Louis, Mo. office. In new markets tax credit news, he talks about the extension of the qualified equity investment issuance deadline for allocattees affected by Hurricane Sandy and the latest QEI Issuance report. In low-income housing tax credit news, he reminds property owners of a cost of living increase for Social Security recipients that will affect calculation of household income. In historic tax credit news, he informs listeners about a conversation during which an IRS official said that the Historic Boardwalk Hall decision was not intended to challenge historic tax credits and alerts listeners to an upcoming Advisory Council on Historic Preservation meeting. In renewable energy tax credit news, he wraps up with the state of tax credit equity market and a report on state support of renewable energy projects.

Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, discusses the IRS's Industry Issue Resolution program; proposed 2012 fair market rents; applications for approximately $1 million in GO Zone tax credits in Louisiana; remarks about the renewable energy production tax credit made by presidential hopefuls during a recent straw poll in Iowa; a QEI issuance reminder for 9th round new markets tax credit applicants; and a new feature on the National Park Service's web site.

Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, discusses the IRS's Industry Issue Resolution program; proposed 2012 fair market rents; applications for approximately $1 million in GO Zone tax credits in Louisiana; remarks about the renewable energy production tax credit made by presidential hopefuls during a recent straw poll in Iowa; a QEI issuance reminder for 9th round new markets tax credit applicants; and a new feature on the National Park Service's web site.

Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, discusses the final figures for fiscal year 2011 funding as well as some thoughts about the upcoming congressional vote on raising the debt limit. He also shares an IRS invitation to submit suggestionsfor guidance projects. In renewable energy news, he summarizes the latest guidance from Treasury about the Section 1603 program. Then he talks about a letter in which the administration expresses its support for extending the placedin service deadline for GO Zone low-income housing tax credit properties. Next, he shares highlights from a recent editorial in defense of historic tax credits written by National Trust for Historic Preservation President Stephanie Meeks.And finally, in new markets tax credit matters, he examines the latest qualified equity investment report issued by the CDFI Fund.

Biloxi/Gulfport, MS: 17.4% Return on Investment (2011) With the “Go Zone” tax advantages extended into 2010, the Biloxi / Gulfport market experienced greater stability than many other similar market areas.  The distinct advantage offered by investment in the “Go Zone” is the ability for qualified investors to recognize 50% of the total allowed depreciation in... Read more »

Today is Tuesday, June 30th, 2009. This week we will discuss a legislative effort to clarify that GO Zone and disaster tax credits are eligible for the Section 1602 exchange program of the Recovery Act. We will also review some of the highlights of last week's Financial Services Committee hearing on affordable housing preservation.

Today is Tuesday, June 30th, 2009. This week we will discuss a legislative effort to clarify that GO Zone and disaster tax credits are eligible for the Section 1602 exchange program of the Recovery Act. We will also review some of the highlights of last week's Financial Services Committee hearing on affordable housing preservation.