Further the article states, “Angela Martin, an ex enforcement attorney for the CFPB filed complaints against the agency for discrimination and retaliation last year after a fellow employee discriminated against her and her supervisor retaliated against her for reporting it.”Further, the hated director of the CFPB, Richard Cordray, called the whistleblower at home and told her to “back down” off of her allegations and promised to have her transferred to another department if she called off her attorneys.

Using a 30yr mortgage, 20% down payment, 4% interest, 1% annual property taxes, and 1% annual insurance premium.That means the average person in Vancouver is going to need a $150,000 down payment, and a income to support a $4,200 mortgage for 30 YEARS...That means that the average person is going to be spending $50,400 a year on their mortgage payments.Not sure about Canada, but in the US banks will not loan if your annual mortgage payments is greater than 28% of your gross income.That means a person buying a $750,000 home in Vancouver will need to be making at least $180,000 per year on top of the $150,000 down payment...Here's the twist- If the median income in Vancouver is $200,000 then there wouldn't necessairly be a bubble..

When principals at the company decide what to charge for a job, they estimate the number of hours it will take for their employee to do the work, and multiply it by their hourly rate.

There are times I hire a contractor or there employees , observe and get a great education from them , I see how it's done right, I call that paying for my education, I have multiple sfrs within a 200 mile radius. 

The term does not include companion units, junior units, or employee housing.Companion unit means an accessory structure on a residential lot that provides independent living facilities for one or more persons, independent of the primary dwelling unit, which includes permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation.Accessory structure means a structure attached to or detached from a primary structure located on the same premises that is customarily incidental and subordinate to the primary structure or use.

It varies a little, but this seems to be fair to me:(Percentages are percentage of gross profit)25%: Finding the deal.

@Lee Haenschen could you possibly hire a part time employee to help you with things in the landscaping business?

I know areas of NJ can be expensive but is this the best price(s) you can pay for one or multiple properties that would bring in $5300 in gross rents? 

$126K+$50K=$176K all-in cost.If you sell for $205K you would make $31K gross profit. 

(if one of my employees asked to be a jr partner I would do it no matter if they only had 5k to invest it is just the right thing to do!)