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Rachel Murphy

Utica
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Communications specialist. Former reporter/MMJ @WKTV. Graduate of @UticaUniversity
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House Hacking: How to Buy a Home and Have Someone Else Pay Your Mortgage

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By Rachel Murphy
| New American Funding
Homebuyers Roommates aren’t just for college students or young singles living in expensive cities. If you’ve been wanting to become a homeowner but don’t know if you can afford the monthly mortgage payments, you may be able to buy a home, live in it—and have someone else pay for it. House hacking typically involves buying a single-family home and either sharing it with roommates or purchasing a multifamily, like a duplex or triplex, and living in one unit while renting out the others.
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Why founders need to think about exit from day one

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By Rachel Murphy
| Health Tech World Verified
Selling a business is often portrayed as the big win: the day you cash out and celebrate years of hard work. Getting there is no easy feat, it takes years of hard work, plans to avoid burnout, and building a strong support network, to name but a few elements of the journey. I’ve been through two exits (myself), in companies where I’ve employed over 120 people.
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Nursing home was ready when floodwaters rose

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By Rachel Murphy
| The N'West Iowa REVIEW Verified
ROCK VALLEY—Federal regulations state that nursing homes and long-term care facilities must have an evacuation plan in place. With that plan in place, Whispering Heights, the nursing home in Rock Valley, was ready for evacuation when the record-breaking flooding struck a year ago June. Personnel transported every resident to safety, not losing a single one. They also were able to save most of the residents’ personal belongings as well.
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