I'm a professional engineer and project manager who's been in the design/construction industry for about 13 years now.

The owner is not required to designate a representative under this subsection.

Since middle school, I have always known, I wanted to be involved in real estate and interior design.

If you don’t give him A designated smoking place, why should YOU be able to evict him? 

I can DIY something or I can hire someone else to do it and concentrate my efforts on finding the next project.

As a business owner your #1 goals is to just make more money, unless you have some monstrat about saving the world and losing money, then your better off starting a non-profit.Businesses are machines designed to generate money, not to give you a job.

You can find me on Instagram under Sound Palace Design.

If you are going to focus on low income flips, concentrate more on the more desirable sections instead of the war zones.  

A CPA should clarify how much you can expect to recognize, but having a spouse with the REP designation is a completely game changer. 

The scope of work should be defined by you (or your architect/ designer) and the overhead and profit can be negotiated (mind you will get shoddy work if you negotiate down too much).