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We're still working on scaling CompStak into new markets, and expanding our member-base.  As for how we have achieved our growth so far, I think there are a few key drivers.1) Offline to Online: We designed our model around an offline practice that has been going on for many years.  Commercial real estate brokers, appraisers and researchers have always traded lease comps, and they are happy to share comps as long as they receive other comps in return.  By emulating this model, our members have a level of comfort with how CompStak works off the bat, and they feel that they are fairly compensated for the information they share.2) A lot of Elbow Grease:  Just like AirBnB sends out photographers to take photos of apartments, we do a lot of manual work to build our database.  We call of our members directly, we meet with our members in person, we run promotions, send and answer lots of emails, and build personal relationships with all of our members.3) Free: We knew that CRE brokers resent sharing information and then being charged to get that information back out.  Instead, we built a model that allows us to make money with our data, without charging the people who provide it to us.  We think this makes the platform fair for everyone.  We've also kept a very clear wall between our paying customers and our members.Behind all of these drivers, is TRUST.  Since day one, we've been totally transparent with our members regarding how CompStak works, how we make money, and what our motivations are.  We reinforce this sentiment with in-person meetings, phone calls, and proving it in the way we do business.  We know that our members have been burned by a major data provider in the past, and so it's important to us that they see how we're different.

There is a simple approach to this,you took a mini truck on EMIs and rent it out or if you are feeling that you are not able to spot somebody to rent it then hand it over to someone that can uses mini truck to transports goods from one place to another that will bring you a good money and a lot of profit.Once you will start getting the money from your business the same money you can use to pay off the EMI, May be in two years you will be free and you will start getting the real profit that you were expecting.

You can edit your DS 160 before you go for your finger print verification.But if you feel you are too late to edit the DS160, better do not edit.I made couple of mistakes in DS160 which I recognized after my finger prints.I was in great tense during my visa interview about the mistakes and the visa officer asked me regarding my mistakes and I admitted that I made mistakes honestly and then I answered the questions without hesitation. My visa got approved. I feel DS160 is a kind of form to understand your intention for the visa you apply.I feel you should not worry about the mistakes you did before the interview, if your intentions are clear you should not worry much.Wish you all the best for your interview.

They're called "Business Incubators", also referred to as Coworking  Space.  All over the US  Here are a few: NYC-  SoTechie Spaces. Incubator and Coworking Space in New York City.San Fransico -  Citizen Space | Coworking in San Francisco | Coworking San JoseMany state governments have registries. Texas: Page on StateOutside of the US? try  http://wiki.coworking.info.Best of luck!!

You’re in a tough situation. Your mother is in jail, and you’re left to fend for yourself. I’m assuming that you sublet the room to help make the rent because you don’t earn enough. However, if your lease doesn’t allow for it (most don’t allow subletting), then the landlord could legally evict you.How to handle it would depend on your landlord. Some landlords will be understanding and allow it. However, they’ll probably want to screen any roommates and add both you and your roommate to a new lease. This protects them, but it also protects you, since you’ll be able to sue the roommate if he or she doesn’t pay the rent or causes damages.Some landlords, however, will not want this and will evict you anyway. Without knowing your landlord and exact situation, it’s hard to give advice.What I would do is talk to your mother about it and ask her what she wants you to do. She should know what kind of landlord you have and whether he or she will be willing to allow this. Just be ready to move if you have to. I would also try to find a friend or family member who can move in and help with the rent. That would be safer than a stranger off Craigslist.

Are you sending yourself the fax or are they able to send the fax anywhere?  The latter has already been done numerous times.  There are email to fax and fax to email applications that have been available for decades.  I'm pretty certain that converting email to fax into app or form submission to fax is pretty trivial. They convert faxes to PDF's in many of these apps IIRC so anywhere you could view a PDF you could get a fax.

194C is section for deduction of tax at source on contract amount. For house rent paid in excess of Rs. 50,000/- pm, tax is deducted u/s 194I and not 194C. Your tenant might have mentioned wrong section.