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Open Question: How to remove restrictive covenants from land before a sale?
I have a question which I would be really glad for some advice. My family owns some land and wants to sell. Here is the situation:
We bought a large piece of land and transferred it to a company. Say company X.
Company X then subdivided the land, retaining a piece for itself and distributing the remaining parcels to daughter companies, which we own 100%.
Company X placed a restrictive covenant in the deeds of all the daughter companies parcels of land that only one single dwelling house could be built on each piece of land.
The land which Company X owned was sold to Mr. X, who bought company X.
We now want to sell one of the daughter companies’ parcel of land to Mr. S who intends to build apartments.
We want to remove the restrictive covenant as to the building of a single dwelling house only.
Do we have to go to Mr. X and and get him to do it?

Open Question: I am looking for a job that pays at least 24,000 USD annually while in college. Is this possible?
I am currently a Business Administration major at Troy University. As odd as it may seem, I am still not very good a writing resumes. I have neither a suit nor a tie or an iron to keep my not-quite-dressy button down shirts as wrinkle free as possible. I have never been required to where a suit and had no intentions of buying one until my last year of college. Now it seems that I am going to have a hard time finding any job that pays at least 2,000 dollars a month because of my lack of professional attire and resume writing skills. Also, as you will see, my resume is very weak, mostly because I don’t have much to put in it. I was never a member of any organizations outside of music and band other than the National Honors Society. Even now, in college, I am no longer a member of the marching band because I cannot be a member, go to school, and hold a full time job. The only thing that I have going for me is that my grades were amazing in high school. I graduated High School with an advanced diploma and a GPA of 3.85.
I feel as though I am going to be stuck working as a sales associate at another retail store for the next four years of my life. I know of many companies in town that are hiring assistant manager positions, but, as you will see, I have no supervisory experience. At the moment, as I have said numerous times until now, I feel I have nothing going for me at the moment because, to my understanding, no one cares if you are in college or have a degree in progress. They only care if you actually have your degree ready to hand to them. I would greatly appreciate any advice on how to improve my resume, and possibly even land a job with a decent salary that can grant me with even more experience and more to put on my resume after college.

Here is my Resume:

Tyler M. Abrahamson ***

Summary: Very Outgoing Personality. Business-Oriented Attitude. Very Experienced at Dealing with Customers on a Daily Basis. Experienced with Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and Excel.

Education:
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, In Progress

Experience:
Agent, Liberty National Life Insurance Co., September 1, 2009- Present, Montgomery, AL: Wrote and Delivered Policies to Clients while answering any questions and providing them with the best possible service.

Sales Associate, Wal-Mart January 1, 2009- July 31, 2009, Troy, AL:Stocked and Maintained the Frozen Department while providing quality customer service.

Cashier, Taco Bell, July 1, 2007- December 31, 2007, Alexander City, AL: Took Customer’s Orders Quickly and Accurately while Providing the Best Service Possible.

Activities: District Honor Band, February 2004.
Auburn University Summer Band Festival, July 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006.
Hugh O’ Brian Youth Leadership Convention, February 2006
National Honors Society Member, April 2006-Present
Member of Troy University’s Sound of the South, Fall 2008
Troy University Philosophy Society, February 2009-Present

References: ******

***I excluded all personal information after my Name due to privacy reasons.

******I also excluded all contact information for my three references due to privacy reasons as well.

Open Question: Republicans, if I was running for public office would you consider voting for me?
I am a democrat, but a moderate, not a liberal. Below are issues where i either partially or fully agree with the republicans.

Gun Control: While I believe that guns should be kept out of the hands of dangerous criminals, I support the second amendment. Defend your home, go out and hunt, just be safe. I believe it is unnecessarily to tax guns and ammunition on top of the already existing state sales tax.

Abortion: More pro life than pro choice. I do not believe that it should be outlawed fully, but believe that after the first few weeks, it should be outlawed due to the fact that the fetus is now conscious and feels the pain of the abortion. At this stage, it should be done only to save the life of the mother. Also, abortion should not be a free service, it should be a service you pay for, unless it is a case of rape, incest, or if the mother would die in child birth. This eliminates abortion as birth control and creates revenue for the government.

Affirmative action: Harmful to true equality. Obama is wrong to support it.

Military: Raise the salaries of our heroes and increase funding to troops in Afghanistan. Catching Bin Laden is a top priority. This is something I praise Obama for doing.

Economy/stimulus money: Should be going specifically to education, tax cuts, pay raises for military personal, and public works projects for green energy jobs.

Taxes: I will not now, nor will I ever support trickle down economics, Reaganomics etc. However, I would lower taxes on the wealthy. With trickle down, the working class cannot invest in themselves because they pick up the burden of the top five percent not paying taxes. However, if the rich are taxed at the high rate they are now, it is difficult for these companies to reinvest in new jobs. There can be a balance here. The wealthy would pay on no more than five percent of their income, and by wealthy I mean those making 150′000 plus a year. I would give tax credits to small businesses who offer health benefits to employees, and per employee hired. A low tax rate, combined with cutting wasteful spending will fund the stimulus money and may lead to a budget surplus.

Immigration: If they get a visa, work for equal wages in the competitive market, they are welcome in my book. This is the land of opportunity. But, if they hop the fence and take American jobs for half pay, immediate deportation. No amnesty, and increase border patrol funding. An immigrant should not be eligible for workers compensation if they are not legal residents.

I consider myself a moderate, blue dog democrat. A JFK democrat and Teddy Roosevelt progressive. I voted for Obama and generally approve of him, but do think there are some things he has done wrong. I can’t see myself voting against him in 2012. Again, I am a democrat, just not a liberal. I voted for Bill Richardson in the NH primary. Above are the issues where I either partially or fully agree with the republicans. I support the democrats on all other issues, such as Iraq withdrawal, same sex marriage, health care reform, stem cell research, anti-torture, medicaid and medicare, and welfare (as long as it is temporary for laid off workers and not a way of life)

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