Also if you intend this to be a rental, be aware that condo associations often have limits on how many units can be occupied by tenants, so check with the condo management first as to how many rental slots are left if you intend it for a rental.

It seems to me that one of the harder slots to fill is a reliable/ honest general contractor.

As a full time student and a part time server paying back my Dad for school loans, I find myself in a similar situation as the posed question.

Their schedules fill up fast.I know everyday for commercial I have to plan the time slots for my clients.

That said I may or may not use our office single-cup server on a daily basis for convenience.

I've truly learned over the past several years that people in general are full of sh*t when they need to fill news slots for 24 hours straight.

it's what I'm comfortable in and there are some softwares that are only windows based that I use.Windows is 100% cheaper, it works great and everything is usually server based applications anyway.Heres where I would say you would want to go with mac.

Has the process server been able to serve the squatter in your condo?

Within your first year you should be at 700-720, 2nd 740-780, 3rd year you'll be 800+.If I was in your situation I'd try to goto school honestly... get a decent degree that will pay.If you're sociable you can work as a server in a major city nearby and pull in 2k-3k a month.

It might not be a dream career but it could get you where you want to be if you're serious about investing.In the meantime consider getting a restaurant job.. and I don't mean at McDonald's, you live in CA so I'm willing to bet there are places nearby you could make really decent tips as a server.