It is a full time job for the next year or two.

Then we scheduled a time to do a walk though I figured it would be a good time to address something in the bid that did not jive with the scope of work.

I would be getting an additional $3000 if I stay for another semester of college in spring, not including any additional income i may get from saving with a part time job.

I'm literally sitting in from my computer now scheduling my third.

I don't recall ever seeing any job sites shut down, yet over the last month and a half or so I have seen maybe 8-10 jobsites shut down.

She has a good job at the department of health in the city.

The home is close to SF State, so during the school year I could target a visiting/new Professor's family, a family looking for corporate housing (e.g. for jobs in SSF biotech) or a group of international students who prefer the convenience of a furnished rental.

My question is what type of insurance do you have to protect yourself if an hourly worker is hurt on the job?

Due to my family having stressed packed schedules, the process of finding these properties has fallen on my shoulders.

I know what I am looking for, doing my own homework to find the properties I want to potentially buy, and scheduling my own showings with the sellers agent working through the due diligence myself.