Those are good slots for most days. 

Right now I'm living in Brooklyn and working as a server in the West Village and I've already told myself that after this serving job I'll never do it again.

Resources - Your PM should be able to get you better pricing on anything from a process server, to having guys to pick up old appliances for free, to trash outs, routine maintenance, and in bad areas house sitters or security.  

I'm trying to do my homework and see what the costs are to tear down an existing home in Jerome Idaho but also figuring out how much it's going to be to be rebuilt with three other houses on this particular slots on an almost acre of land and if there's somebody out there that is able to do it for around a hundred bucks a square foot for 1500 square foot 3-bedroom 2-bath house times 3 for 3 parcels on one lot that I personally believe they will be reappraised for 150 a square foot. so where is the calculator to analyze how much those costs are for the demolition of the current house where the cost is and who to talk to for building new within this area also the appraiser who I can get a confirmation on the after repair value sort of speak like where is the new construction build calculator.

In the middle of 2017 I left the restaurant industry having been a server for 7 years, making fairly decent money, to pursue an opportunity to open a boutique in my wife's home town in Ecuador.

I'd like to include contingency in Purchase Offer that may persuade Seller to reduce price or fill the slot with new tenant.

(this is part of the Aerotropolis)The masterplan for airport city is here http://www.collegeparkga.com/UserFiles/Servers/Server_11492833/File/Departments/Economic%20Development/FINAL%20REPORT%20SPREADS%20JUNE%202019%20COMPRESSED.pdf

Specific properties are then slotted at a certain rent after evaluation.

The new owner, realtor and appraiser has a limited time slot therefore- they must be uninterrupted

I've been a server at a brewery (Old Bakery Beer Co. - Alton, IL) , a delivery Driver for Jimmy John's (JJ - Alton, IL), a photographer and editor for a startup art magazine (Warm Soda Magazine - St.