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What does it mean for a Catholic man or woman to have a bucket of rice, with quarters in it?
I work at a apartment property, and I saw this in an apartment recently. The man is of the Catholic faith, and I was just curious as to what that meant? PLEASE HELP!

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What exactly are the requirements of being a Property Manager aside from "experience"?
I just would like to know how one becomes a property manager. In most of the apartment buildings and communities I've been to, the property manager is pretty young. Some say that real estate is a good background to have. But in all the job descriptions I've seen it says "dealing with maintenance people, serving notices when necessary, showing the property to potential tenants, collecting rent, light gardening, light emergency maintenance...." I was wondering why anyone would need experience to do this. Isn't a resume with customer service positions and moderate manual labor (housepainting/powerwashing)? How does one even gain experience then except by being hired? I just think it would be a good job because I would be paid and have discounted rent. I've been unemployed for 10 months. I moved to San Diego from New York 11 months ago, and I cannot believe how hard it is to get a job here. I have literally put at least 200 applications (20 per month or so) and received one callback. Now I do not know what to do because I have no transportation and I live in a shi*ty apartment. Property management would suit my needs but what should I say to get an interview?

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My apartments property manager says I need NJ registration for my car to be park in the parking lot?
I live in Bergen county NJ, I have lived in my apartment for over a year, I keep dual residency in FL and NJ. My cars are registered and insured in Florid. the Management company is telling me I can no longer park in the parking lot due to my Florida Registration and are asking me to be registered in NJ. can they do this? what are my options? should I consult a lawyer?

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Is what this apartment doing illegal?
I hope i can make this short..There are these brand new moderate income apartments and i was very interested in them but i feel like in some way i was discriminated against. I found out about the apartments IN Mid July and tried calling the office several times, left messages got no call backs and even went there but the lady was never there, (she was usually on the apartment property) So i kept calling calling calling not to much though cause i assumed scene there new she is probably very busy.. Finally my boyfriend and my son got lucky one day and went to the office she was there and happened to be on her way out, we told her we were interested in the apartments and would like to fill out an application. She then gave us brochures to make sure we met the income limits and then told us we had to make an appointment to do the extensive application. So we knew we would be perfect candidates for the apartments, we called back two days later to make the appointment. Of course no answer for a couple weeks. I even called and spoke to someone else and said i was having a very hard time getting a hold of her and that i had been trying to reach her for over a month and blah blah bah she took down my name and number still the lady dint call back..then my boyfriend thought emailing her might help getting a hold of her well it did she emailed back two days later and asked how many bedrooms we were interested in and there was a waiting list for one location but had a few left at the other location. my boyfriend emailed her back right away saying we were interested STILL and the other location would be fine, she didn't email back of course and a week had passivised. Now I called her yesterday and after a month and a half SHE ANSWERS to tell me that now they have NO apartments left(yet she said in the email a week ago she stated she had a few left) and we are now on awaiting list. I am extremely upset that this happened when i have been trying to contact her for over a month and and she implied to us twice that she has apartments left but when we tried to tell her yes yes we are interested no response and now ironically she answers the phone after over a month and after i spoke to someone else about her and to tell me there a none left REAALLY WELL I BET THERE WAS SOME LEFT A MONTH AND A HALF AGO AND I WAS IGNORED. So is this wrong what action can i take towards this im very upset that i didn't get the apartment and very upset that i was treated like this What can i do? Sorry this is so long and sloppy but please answer Okay You say there the not answering calls is not illegal but What about when she said there were apartments left and when we said we were interested they were magically full HMMm

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Illegal subletting question?
I am currently renting a room out of an apartment. I signed a lease with the tenant of the apartment ( landlord) for a year. Nonetheless, I have not been getting along with the landlord, who lives in the apartment as well. Therefore, I want to break the lease without having to pay a penalty, or be held legally responsible for anything. The apartment property is not aware of the subletting, and, I know that they don't permit this. I called and asked them about this and they said that it is grounds for immediate eviction. So my plan is to tell on my landlord so I can escape this awful situation. Do you think that this a good idea? I live in the state of Nevada.

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