Then add all the other expenses, meals, items of daily living, insurance, activities, transportation plus overhead.

Add SEM, tele marketers, general advertising, transportation, list or program rentals, software, social media platform time and it adds up quick.For the serious business operator, there is a way to separate yourself from the armies of people who fancy themselves as “wholesale” investors and muddy the waters.  

The growth outlook for all Jacksonville is quite favorable based on a lot of factors but the ones I like the most include: recession resistant jobs (healthcare/Navy/finance/financial tech/transportation/insurance), just to name a few of the bigger industries here.

Crime Rates, Schooling, Businesses open, Transportation, price to rent ratio, etc. 

On the upside, there’s been a lot of big improvements to the city currently happening (Capitol building remodel, adding underpasses for railroad tracks, new public transportation facility).

Self driving cars are coming, tech might bring other forms of transportation - such as pilot-less drones - who know.

However, I do know it is located in a very desirable area: close to public transportation, walking distance to shopping/groceries, good commuting distance to major metro/work areas.   

I hear you on 3d tech, I would like to see implementation of micro-apartments and an official direction for adu here in columbus as well.Unfortunately I'm not too much a fan of how the smart city grant was handled in regards to transportation tech, so I don't have much faith in the city handling new ideas to address population density/growth.

A FSD car would mean no need for public transportation, no traffic jams, free rides to stores (grocery would pay to drive you there, malls would pay to drive you there and drive you right into the center of the mall) For $100 a month a car will show up at your door in 15 minutes or less.  

Barret 416, rifles, hand guns, have a lot of experience with weapon safety issues and the very last thing I would do is allow or participate in amateur shooting since amateurs do the dummest things when they have a weapon in their hand.About two years ago at a place in Las Vegas where people pay to shoot weapons a woman fires something like a fully-automic AR-15, spun in a circle while firing and killed an employee.A .22 bullet gun is no safer than any other gun just because it is small because a .22 will travel 1-1/4 miles because it is so small.Regardless of how careful I am when shooting with friends, I've had many near-disasters like when I asked my friend three times whether or not he removed the bullets from the AR-15 chamber and then after transporting the gun from Las Vegas I opened the case and found the gun was fully-loaded and ready to fire with only the accidental pull of the trigger.