All that would happen with a UBI in the US is that the oligarchs would continue to be bailed out and get tax breaks while the ever-shrinking middle class would be footing the bill for all of it. 

As I’m approaching completing both, I am now looking for work as a Property Manager and was hoping for tips from you all on the best means of getting my foot in the door.Thanks,Brionna

Performing an initial trip to establish a solid ground team, perhaps, but the whole point of effective property management is not having to be physically present yourself.Back in 2013 we did a great deal with an overseas investor and they didn't set foot in Atlanta for over a year.

Their public data set is more robust and provides a clearer picture of the monthly data.Median Sales Price: Warren Group shows $402,000, up 6.3% from 3/2019's price of $377,000.

This means that labor pricing is anywhere from $44 to 61 per square foot for almost a full renovation, sans re-running electrical and tearing all walls down to the studs.

So far we are getting a lot of "I won't touch that with a 10 foot pole" answers... mainly because commercial lenders want bigger projects not a little 'ol duplex. 

I'm a bit of a forum addict, so I'm glad to be a part of such a robust community.

You wouldn't see me touching this with a 10 foot pole.

The CPA can also help you get started on the right foot as far as what you should be doing to keep good financial records throughout the year.If this is for a single member LLC, often the language is fairly boilerplate so a CPA may not need to be involved with the corporate documents at all.

Is there a general cost per square foot?