Equipment Leasing Rant

26 February
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Is there a statue of limitations for stored equipment?

stayouttami asked:


I left some equipment in my closed business with a written contract stating that it belonged to me. The owner of the building promised that if the building was sold or rented, she would try to sell it for me. If the new tenant didn’t want it, I would pick it up. This was almost a year ago and the building has finally been leased/sold. She has not called me or returned my calls, and I am sure she has no intentions of holding up her part of the agreement. Am I screwed by some statute of limitations or can I sue for the value or the equipment? It’s worth about $1000-$1500, depending on the buyer.

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25 February
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Help with functional budget?

feastofmagic03 asked:


Ok, I’m a little confused on this and need some help. Here is the question: Which of these below would go under Functional Budget to determine Personnel Costs per patient?

Physician salary
Administrator
Insurance coordinator
Nurses
Front office staff
Benefits
Rent
Malpractice insurance
Utilities
Office supplies
Equipment/lease
Transportation
Training
Number of patients seen annually

Any help would be great! Thanks. :)

Equipment leasing

25 February
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We r in a rural area for internet. Has anyone tried a wireless service besides Verizon?

Herblina asked:


I was just looking at ATT and Sprint. I am not real clear on how all of it works but I imagine the $60 price that Verizon is asking will be going down soon (they just introduced the 3 Gigabyte wireless hotspot “thing” this month which is July 2009 at the moment). Anyone have any good ideas on getting the internet besides dial up which I have heard is too slow or satellite through a dish which is very expensive with the equipment leasing or outright costs of purchasing?

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25 February
3Comments

Help! With budget items?

Tina asked:


Determine which of the b budgudget items listed would be necessary in order to calculate a functional, line-item,Which budget item would be used in each budget type. Budget items may be used more than once.
Budget Items
A. Functional Budget to determine Personnel Costs per patient
B. Line-Item Budget to determine total non-salary costs
C. Total Program Budget

Budget Types
1. Physician salary
2. Administrator
3. Insurance coordinator
4. Nurses
5. Front office staff
6. Benefits
7. Rent
8. Malpractice insurance
9. Utilities
10. Office supplies
11. Equipment/lease
12. Transportation
13. Training
14. Number of patients seen annually
I know it isn’t fun. I need help with some homework. I guess I should have put it in homework help.
I think I will do that.

Equipment leasing

23 February
2Comments

Creating a line-item budget table showing the cost for personnel, including all salaries and benefits?

Tina asked:


Using this information
Operating Expenses:
Rent: $12 per square foot; practice office space is 2,500 SF
Malpractice insurance:$20,000 per physician, per year
Utilities$3,000 per month
Office supplies$1,500 per month
Equipment/lease$700 per month
Miscellaneous$200 per month

Personnel expenses:
Physician salary (3 physicians) $200,000.00 Per physician
Administrator $ 50,000.00 FTE (full-time employee)
Insurance Coordinator $ 35,000.00 FTE
Nurse (3 full-time nurses) $ 45,000.00 FTE
Front office staff (3 full-time staff) $ 25,000.00 FTE

Benefits are calculated at 21% of base salary

Number of annual patient visits: 30,000

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18 February
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Will General Electric subsidaries NBC, CNBC, and MSNBC ever report anything negative about Obama?

Obama Hood – Spread the Wealth asked:


General Electric Corporation owns a wide variety of businesses. The company produces — take a deep breath — aircraft engines, locomotives and other transportation equipment, kitchen and laundry appliances, lighting, electric distribution and control equipment, generators and turbines, and medical imaging equipment. GE is also one of the preeminent financial services companies in the US. General Electric Capital, comprising commercial finance, consumer finance, aircraft leasing, real estate, and energy financial services, is its largest segment. Other operations include the NBC television network.

One of General Electric’s largest divisions, GE Energy serves utility, industrial, and governmental customers worldwide, supplying products such as compressors, wind turbines, generators, and nuclear reactors. It also provides equipment that supports oil and gas distribution, and services ranging from consulting and field engineering to environmental monitoring and product lifecycle management.

The General Electric CEO is openly a Obama supporter and he wants cap and trade to pass. Why? Not because it is good for the environment, but it is good for General Electric’s bottom line.

So will these networks ever report anything controversial about Obama?

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18 February
2Comments

What do all of you think about this LIMITATION OF LIABILITY clause in a lease I’m thinking of signing?

Crispy asked:


LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Neither lessor or his agents shall be liable for any damages incurred by virtue of Lessor’s failure to keep the premises in good repair, or caused by water, ice, frost, plumbing, leakage, gas, the heating or cooling system, defective equipment, fixtures, or furnishings located on the premises, as well as in, above, upon, or about said premises, nor for any damage to Lessee’s property located in or about said premises, nor for any damages arising from acts or neglect of other occupants of the premises, persons on the premises, or neighboring property. Lessor shall have no duty to protet Lessee from crimminal acts of other persons.

Isn’t this saying, if the landlord never fixes anything I can’t complain or sue him?

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17 February
8Comments

Buy an SUV or minivan for me or commuter car for hubby?

asked:


We own a car (no payments) that seats six and I would like more space for carpooling and sports equipment (we have 3 kids); though not an absolute necessity. My husband has a car with a lease expiring and needs a new car to commute in. Should he take the six seater that gets good gas mileage, and we own and get me a larger car or should he get a new commuter car? Help!
Thanks to all for great advice. We will mull it all over and you all had thought of things we had not considered! Thanks

Equipment leasing rants
15 February
1Comment

Line-item budget?

feastofmagic03 asked:


Can anyone help me figure out which items below would go under Line-Item Budget to determine total non-salary costs?

Physician salary
Administrator
Insurance coordinator
Nurses
Front office staff
Benefits
Rent
Malpractice insurance
Utilities
Office supplies
Equipment/lease
Transportation
Training
Number of patients seen annually

Thanks, I appreciate all the help I can get!

Equipment leasing rants

14 February
5Comments

Advice on starting up my own business, Laser Welding to be specific?

Robert R asked:


I am able to lease a laser welder and rent office space for 100.00 per month and a small up front cost of a computer and some office equipment. Install a phone system with internet for about 100.00/month. Anything else I should know?

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