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Michael Rossi

  • Producer, BBC
Portugal, Scotland
As seen in: BBC, BBC Radio 3, BiggerPockets, JD Supra, Inman News, Modern Diplomacy, Biosimilar Development
I work for the BBC (Radio 3 and World Service), play the piano and organ and love fado and all things Portuguese.
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rental flooring

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By Jim Doine, Michael Rossi, Ingrid Nagy
| BiggerPockets Verified
I have a property in a low income rental area. The kitchen has vct tiles which are cracked and worn.A HUD inspection for section 8 won't allow this..Can I simply replace the bad tiles even though they may not perfictly match.? How much would tthe tacky looking floor affect tthe marketability of the unit.If I were to replace the entire area what wouild my best option be?
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What to Do When You Suspect Your Client Is Lying

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By Michael Rossi
| JD Supra
Lawyers are trained to handle bad facts. We learn from our earliest days in the trenches that unfavorable evidence does not end a case—it shapes strategy. What makes practice far more difficult is not bad facts but inaccurate facts. When clients shade the truth, omit key details, or lie outright, the lawyer’s role shifts from advocate to gatekeeper.
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New York City can’t afford to misread its own market

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By Michael Rossi
| Inman News Verified
New York City is one of the most complex real estate markets in the world, which is exactly why it’s so easy to misread. Why? It is considered one of the most expensive places to call home, yet it’s so different from corner to corner via culture and community that it can throw reason to the wayside, especially when it comes to “affordable housing” for the essential workers that the city needs to exist. The proposed pied-à-terre tax is a solution for a problem that has been misdiagnosed.
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