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Whether you've owned a home for years or are a recent buyer, it's important to know whether or not you have full use of the property you originally purchased. Without a proper land survey, you won't know if a neighbor may be squatting on your property or vice versa. .
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Negotiating Your Rent in a Tough Market


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The recovery in the rental market over the past year has continued to build with increases in both rental prices and occupancy rates in almost all 82 US markets. There also doesn't appear to be any softening in sight with home ownership levels continuing to fall and more renters in the market. This means your rent is likely to go up when it's time to renew. But, there are certainly actions you can take to try to negotiate your rent. .
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Can My Employer Change My Pay From Salary to Hourly?


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The still unstable economy has led many companies to change the employment status of some of their employees. Many salaried employees are now being told that their compensation will be transitioned to hourly & their employment status will legally shift from exempt to non-exempt. It is very important to understand what this change means to employees that have been affected and could be in the future. .
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Negotiating Salary With Companies Focused on the Economy


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Believe it or not the current unemployment rate of 7.9% is also impacting new hires.  Why?  Many large companies are using the uncertain economic outlook and particularly the unemployment rate as a way to undercut salary levels for new hires.  Some of it may be justified, but in most cases, the company is trying to take advantage of the "recession," which supposedly ended.  So what should you do as a potential new hire?  It starts with strategic salary negotiation. .
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