Originally Posted by clueless (Post 2607542)

I have a question that might be silly...how do I expense a cab? Long story, but the hotel wouldn't pick me up from CAE in msp...there are no reimbursement forms online (as far as I can find). thanks

Originally Posted by MIkeFavinger (Post 2607578)

You have to use a program called Concur on Deltanet. However, if it’s the first time you’ve used it, you need to email base management to get access. Once you do, they’ll send you a form to fill out and email back. After that, your account will be up and ready to use in a couple of days.

Originally Posted by Baradium (Post 2607530)

The Virginia Ave location has been there for some time. I take it the C concourse location closed which is too bad.

Originally Posted by SGRogue (Post 2607760)

They moved locations on Virginia Ave in Feb/Mar 18. No longer next to Delta Credit Union. Further down by Waffle House now.

Originally Posted by Two Kings (Post 2604750)

Are we still going to be ahead of Delta flight attendants on our FA jump seat or are they going to bump on that like they do for a cabin seat?

I mostly just feel bad for the Delta pilots that are no longer going to get on the flight now that the FAs are going to be wanting the jump seat.

Originally Posted by 4myfamily (Post 2604916)

You can also roll over into a self directed Ira and buy real estate, trade stocks in your own account etc. check out Matt Sorensen online. He is an expert attorney in the field.

Originally Posted by FlySkyHigh (Post 2605021)

It's not really all that complicated. The nickle version is that you can't do work yourself, you can't use the real estate at all for yourself, you can't personally profit, and no one in your linear family can do any of these either. Two examples: Don't buy a beach rental then stay there for even a day; Don't pick up a screwdriver to fix the door knob or do the paining yourself.

I have used my IRA to buy real estate and made much more than the stocks I sold to fund my Self Directed IRA. There are a number of sources online to educate yourself.