My house on slab is in a nice middle income area with expensive fishing boats and RVs in the concrete driveways, yet 2 comps were on another area with block homes, hoopties in dirt driveways, and 2 of the comps even sat next to trashy convenience stores.

However, the family is currently going through job loss but are up to date with their rent payments.

I ask him a few more granular scope of work questions like: the number of man hours and how many guys he is going to have on the job.

I'm between jobs and need an investor. 

I am currently looking for a more stable job than personal training, (hours fluctuate weekly) but I don't want to keep paying rent to a landlord.

I got a new job out of state and the property has appreciated to 350k and we are looking to sell and move.

The growth of these companies doesn't directly prove job growth, but the job growth in STL will likely continue to grow around 7% between the years 2020 and 2030.

Let the PM do their job that’s what you pay them for.

Is it a salaried job? 

Is this rental income just added on as income during filing in addition to my income from my main job?