Write an article based on this "Value the target company's fixed assets. Study the company's accounts receivable. Don't forget about intellectual property (IP)."
article: The company will record the net book value for fixed assets in its accounting records. However, you'll need to value what these assets are worth on the open market. Try to estimate their value by checking how much comparable assets have recent sold for. Fixed assets include the following: buildings land furniture computer equipment and software vehicles machinery or other equipment Accounts receivable are the amount the target company can collect from another business because it sold them goods or services on credit. You'll want to see how much your target can collect. Also analyze how successful it has been collecting on accounts payable. Request an "aging" report. Many clients don't pay their bills when due. You should check to see if there are any accounts receivable that are long overdue. If so, try to find out why. Even smaller companies might have IP that is worth a considerable sum. Intellectual property includes things like patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and any income from licensing IP. Also check whether the target licenses intellectual property from a third party. For example, the target might pay for the right to use another company's patent. If so, you'll want to see copies of the licensing agreements.

Write an article based on this "Play with 2 or 4 players. Find a paddleball court to play on. Pass out the paddles and flip a coin to see who goes first."
article: In paddleball, you can only play with 2 players (singles) or 4 players (doubles). If you play doubles, split into 2 teams of 2. Otherwise, play against 1 other player. A standard paddleball court is inside a 4-wall room that's 40 feet (12m) by 20 feet (6.1m). The "front wall," or the wall that the ball gets hit at, should be 20 feet (6.1m) long and 20 feet (6.1m) high. The court should have clearly marked lines on it. Midway between the front and back walls, there should be the "short line." Then, 5 feet (1.5m) in front of the short line there should be the "service line." Finally, 5 feet (1.5m) behind the short line there should be the "receiving line." Check your local gym or recreational center to see if they have paddleball courts. Every player will need a wooden paddle designed specifically for paddleball. The player or team that wins the coin toss gets to choose whether they want to go first or second. Once they decide, give the player or team that's going first the ball so they can serve. Use a heavy rubber ball designed specifically for paddleball. When dropped from 6 feet (1.8m), the ball should only bounce about 3.5 feet (1.1m) in the air.

Write an article based on this "Read the notes. Read the written survey report carefully. Write down any points of confusion or concern. Put your survey to use."
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Notes are found on the survey illustration and provide information pertaining to former ownership of the land being surveyed or nearby properties. A more thorough account of the property can be found in the written report. The report includes legal information and additional comments provided by the surveyor. This document may also contain: Official property measurements. Any easements that may exist on the property. An easement allows a third party legal access to a property. For example, when you give your neighbor permission to park in your driveway or allow a utility company to run electrical lines run through your property. Any other property improvements that may have occurred since the latest survey on file. The report will also indicate if these improvements meet the code standards set up by the local building department. An indication as to whether the property is zoned for residential or commercial use. It might be good to have a friend or family member read the property survey with you so that they can offer suggestions or identify potential issues you might have missed. After reading the survey, contact your surveyor to clear up any misunderstanding. Remember, understanding your survey is crucial for establishing full control over your property. Whether you are buying a new property, looking to build on your land, or trying to sell some or all of your land, your property survey will help move the process along. If the boundaries of your property are ever in question, consult your property survey to settle the matter.