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Is It Risky Business When Nonprofits Become Landlords?
Solender/Hall President Eliza Solender shares nine tips that can mitigate liabilities involved.
By
Eliza Solender
Published in
Commercial Real Estate
May 17, 2021
11:00 am
The COVID pandemic has harmed income for most nonprofit organizations. In addition, like the for-profit business community, many nonprofits had a substantial percentage of their employees working virtually. This reality has caused many nonprofits that own their real estate to evaluate their space needs, especially the space they are not using.
Eliza Solender, Solender/Hall
With the squeeze on revenue, obtaining rental income on unused space becomes very tantalizing. However, the danger is that the staff’s and board’s lack of expertise in commercial real estate could cause the organization to have unexpected costs, less than anticipated income, and unexpected headaches.
Gay Agenda • May 14, 2021
May 14, 2021 |
The Gay Agenda
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Every Monday: THRIVE
Resource Center’s THRIVE Support Group for people 50 and older meets virtually from 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. led by a SMU Intern from their counseling program. A secure Zoom Room opens at 11:30 a.m. for people to join and chat. Email THRIVE@myresourcecenter.org to request the link.
A dangerous shortfall
in a lurch
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An unexpected budget shortfall announced in December by the Texas Department of State Health Services has left some Texas HIV patients in a precarious position, faced with the possibility of getting their medications late or not at all.
The Texas HIV Medication Program, operated through DSHS, is the official AIDS Drug Assistance for the state. It also operates the Texas HIV State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program, which helps those who are HIV-positive who don’t qualify for the full extra help with out-of-pocket costs associated with their health care.
Over the December holiday season, DSHS announced it was changing the eligibility requirements for THMP and ADAP, “effectively eliminating thousands of previously eligible Texans living with HIV from its program,” according to a press release from Prism Health North Texas. “At this moment, the ADAP program is unable to support all participants currently enrolled in the
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