I hired a surveyor who was pretty sharp, he kind of held my hand a bit up front on design, but honestly between proposal to the town- to scraping dirt it was less than 6k.

The other three major industries are trade, transportation and utilities, with those industries combining for 43,600 jobs, or 36 percent of the total employment.Jansen said the area is less likely to experience sharp fluctuations its economic health because of Texas A&M's presence as a constant, and growing, employer."

made it look sharp and a solid price. 

He's sharp, knowledgeable but not cheap.Hope this helps,Glenhttps://www.gunnchamberlain.co...

... sharp, clean, tasteful, and with decor inline with what one would expect of a hospitality unit out of Miami. 

We have three projects currently in different phases of development. We are in need of an expert who's familiar with Opportunity Zones.Thank you Jon

When you step outside of your comfort zone and take on new challenges, you push yourself to learn and grow in ways that can lead to greater success and fulfillment.It's important for everyone, regardless of their profession or stage of life.When you challenge yourself, you:Build confidence: When you overcome a challenge, you feel a sense of accomplishment that can boost your confidence and help you tackle even bigger challenges in the future.Learn new things: Taking on new challenges requires you to learn and develop new skills, which can help you stay sharp and competitive in your field.Foster creativity: When you step outside of your comfort zone, you're more likely to come up with creative solutions to problems and think outside the box.Stay motivated: Challenging yourself can help you stay motivated and focused, as you have a clear goal to work towards.Discover new opportunities: When you challenge yourself, you may discover new opportunities and interests that you wouldn't have found otherwise.Meet new people: Taking on new opportunities and learning new skills often comes with putting yourself in situations where you will meet new people and continue to build your network.So I challenge you to step outside of your comfort zone and take on a new challenge.

One guy I like in this market is Gregory Schwarz, seems sharp.

Wow, all of the posts are right on the money so far.I'll add, sharp shooting (like a sniper), or for more of a sporting angle, deer hunting from a blind.Just my 2 cents!

If I was starting out I might consider creating a sharp business card [you can find nice templates on Vistaprint or elsewhere] with your information (and phone/email) and the services you offer.