Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts

Thursday, March 13, 2014

SCHOOL BUILDING FOR LEASE! QUIET AREA MULTIPLE USE ARE IN COMPTON, CALIFORNIA. USE FOR SCHOOL OR OTHER BUSINESS!

School

For LEASE

157 E. Myrrh, Compton, CA 90220.

 5 Classrooms, 2 Bathrooms,

Very Large Parking Lot and Playground.

Use as a school, or other



















business (if other business, tenant must build to suit).

Property size is 5,296 sq. ft.

Rent is $7,000/month,

term of lease is 24 months.

 Monthly rent and terms of lease are negotiable.

 Can also be used as an office building, medical building, community center, or charter school. Non-profit organizations are welcome.

This property is in a very nice area of Compton. Close to downtown area and Alameda Street.

Sunday, January 19, 2014

IRS TELEPHONE HOLD LONGER THAN EVER!

One other reason not to procrastinate with your taxes this year is that if you need to reach the IRS for any reason, the telephone hold time is longer than ever! Average wait on hold is 45 minutes or longer to reach an Internal Revenue Service agent. Last week I tried to call the IRS for a client and was kept on hold for 3 hours. And still there is no guarantee that your questions will be answered in that first phone call. One of the reasons could be because of all the cut backs that have occurred at the agency. I guess they're like any other business. IRS employee hours have been cut back or employees have been laid off. For those of you that have had the experience of trying to reach an agent, you already know that the series of telephone menus are ridiculous. People often get discouraged and finally hang up. If you need to reach the IRS, the best time to call is very early in the morning around 8:00 a.m. Next article will be the easiest way to reach an IRS agent.

Sunday, November 17, 2013

BILLIONAIRE GIVEAWAY CLUB

I'm watching 60 Minutes which is one of my favorite television programs. Tonight, they had a segment on a unique "billionaires" club in which to become a member, you have to pledge to give away at least half of your wealth in your lifetime. You have to be worth at least 1 billion dollars in order to join. Some of the  distinguished members include Bill and Melinda Gates, Warren Buffet, the first CEO of eBay (forgot his name. Sorry) among many others. They are free to give to any charity or purpose that they see fit. Some of these so called "charities" are very political in nature such as environmental issues, medical issues, political issues, etc. Is this really " charity" or undo influence?