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How much should a pest control technician be able to make in gross sales per year working full time 40 hrs per week 60k 80k 100k more?
Well, if you are running a route, then about 25k-30k per year. If you are sales only, then that is an open check. realistically, about 30k-40k a year if you work 24 hours a day 7 days a week, and never,ever go home.
How much money can you make off a kilo of cocaine?
Some where between 20k and 35k depending on where u live. In Niagara, Canada its 25-30k UK, £45000 a high quality kilo. easily cut 50/50 and charge £50 a gram so £40K-£50K profit isn't too difficult.
Does the impact of technology increase or decrease the cost of production?
Decrease: Say you have 5 people working on assembling a wheel part for a car. Each person gets 30k a year, so that is already 150k. But if you bought a very updated piece of machinery that would do the same job of those 5 people, you would only have to buy it once. Therefore, technology is said to decrease the cost of production. ;D
How much does a 7-eleven franchise owner earn?
First to buy a 7eleven we look at franchisee gross profit.most of the stores in the market are of 200k gross profit which is not good enough to sit nd make profit.it is good if 2 of your family members are working in there.average gp is 10% of sales. PAY IS CALCULATED AFTER YOUR HOURS.IF U WORK 40 HRS THEN U PAY FOR 128 HRS A WEEK.BT I USE TO WORK 72HRS TO MAKE MONEY COZ BIG CHUNK OF PROFIT IS TAKEN BY 7ELEVEN ON THE TOP THEY CHARGE FRENCHISE FEE WHEN U BUY WHICH NO OTHER FRANCHISE BUSINESS TAKE. lets c if a store is doing GP 200000/YR EXPENSE 7000/YR PAYROLL 133120/YR FOR EMPLOYEES + FRANCHISEE WORK FOR 40HRS/WEEK WHICH IS I TELL U AT END SUPPER 12000 APPROX/YR AUDIT VARIATION 10000 APPROX/YR SO HOW MUCH A FRANCHISEE LEFT WITH 200000-7000-133120-12000-10000=37880 NOT EVEN ENOUGH IF U CALCULATE ACCORDING TO WORK WHICH WAS 41600. TO MAKE MONEY I USE TO WORK 72 HRS COZ I INVESTED A LOT OF MONEY BT IN RETURN I HAD NO FAMILY LIFE MY WIFE ND KIDS STARTED HATING ME I WAS NEARLY DIVORCED.NO FRANCHISEE WILL TELL U THIS THING COZ NO ONE WANT TO LOSE THEIR MONEY FROM 7ELEVEN.AT THE END I SOLD BUSINESS. THIS DEPICTS MOST OF THE 7ELEVEN OWNERS STORY. SECONDLY I HAD ALL MY MONEY INVESTED BUT IF U GOT 50-60% LOAN YOU HAVE TO PAY AROUND 30K-35K INSTALMENT/YR SO U LEFT WITH NOTHING. 7ELEVEN IS GOOD SYSTEM BUT NOT GOOD BUSINESS INSTEAD IF THEY CHANGE FEW THINGS LIKE NO UPFRONT FRANCHISE FEE ND LESS SHARE OF GP.OR THEY START PAYING THE EMPLOYEES ND GIVE 35% STRAIGHT TO OWNER. SO IF U WANT TO BUY LOOK FOR THE GP MORE THEN 300K BUT THEY ARE DAM EXPENSIVE
Why wouldn't everyone want to buy a home that has been foreclosed if they are cheaper?
Buying Foreclosed HomesGenerally you are correct. However, there are a lot of factors involved in home buying other than just the price. If you are not in a hurry and do not want to live in a particular neighborhood then you can watch and wait for a deal that suits your needs. Be prepared to do your homework with regards to the condition and pricing of the property. There may be reasons other than financial involved in the foreclosure.Something many people don't ever consider is that foreclosures are often in serious disrepair.I've seen homes where the residences just demolished the place - holes in walls, ripped up carpet and vinyl flooring, smashed porcelain in the bathrooms, broken windows. Don't get me wrong this is not too common. But every now and then some hothead decides that if he has to give up his house, he'll show the bank by 'getting even' with them.More often you'll find neglect simply because the owners couldn't afford house payments so where were they going to get funds for basic repairs?However...there are real gems out there if you are patient and persistent. A 200,000 home going for almost half it's appraised value...we missed out on one like this because 15 years ago it was more than we could afford even at that price. Gorgeous house, huge, in an affluent neighborhood. The owner spent so much on mortgage payments this huge home had almost no furnishings! Ahh, if only I'd known then...I'd have begged and borrowed the downpayment from friends and family. Just think of the sheer investment potential.Then there are the government sales, and HUD homes. There used to be clauses that stipulated you had to reside in the home for a specified lenghth of time. On the up side, your financing often included the funds for improvements.IMO, the benefits far outweigh the risks. Many people have no idea what it would take to get started investing in foreclosures. A lot don't have the time or the ability to make the improvements that will make a dump liveable or that can turn a nice house into a hefty profit for you.My advice to anyone thinking about getting into a foreclosure: do your homework. Learn everything you can on the topic. Don't skimp on appraisers, inspectors, etc, or you may really regret it. Be careful and use common sense.If you are not a 'handy' person, your cheap house may end up costing you more than you thought. On the other hand, if you have the time and skills... Our first house, though it wasn't a foreclosure, illustrates my point nicely. We put nothing down, purchased a home at the mid to low end of our budget (about 5K under appraisal), owned it six months while living there and making what was really minimal improvements: paint, wallpaper, new water heater, some inexpensive landscaping. Six months later we sold it for 20K more than we paid for it!The third house we bought in for 2 or 3 years and increased the value 18K. Number 2 was not bought for investment purposes, but we didn't lose money. And the one we are in now...been here 7 years. Last time we refinanced the appraisal value was 55K more than what we paid for it! But I think we'll stay here a while, I'm content with the house, neighborhood, schools.Anyway, to answer your question: "Why doesn't everyone do it?" Not everyone knows how. Not everyone can. It's as simple as that.At a foreclosure sale, the mortgage company makes the first bid and they bid what is owed on the loan. So to purchase a property at foreclosure sale you would have to bid over that amount.As someone who worked for a mortgage company for many, many years, I can tell you that 95% of the time (and maybe more than that) after we resold the property we ended up with a loss (and usually a substantial one) because we were unable to sell the property for enough to cover the loan balance.As a general rule, if the property is worth enough to payoff the loan, the mortgagor will sell it themselves, rather than having a foreclosure on their credit record.With that said, I'm sure you can find 'deals' out there on foreclosed homes, but you would have to really look and do your research.I would first like to say i specialize in foreclosures so hopefully i will give you some usefull information here.First common misconception foreclosure laws are vastly different from state to state. You can find you local foreclures laws by looking at your state statutes.In ga for instance we have no right of redemption,once it's sold at the courthouse steps the only thing that survives is property taxes owed,the IRS does not have a senior position on you but if there is a IRS tax lien on it they have 120 days from the foreclosure sell to reimburse what you have paid and claim the property for themselves,if they do not respond by then it deletes there claim on the property.Another misconception PLEASE,PLEASE do not go to these foreclosure websites and pay them money for lists. Often times these lists are a month or 2 behind and the properties have not foreclosed,or are under contract or have already sold so don't waste your time and money. Another misconception is you will get rich quick,the late night programs that say i bought a house 120k for 30k and made a killing please give me 200. Did the person buy a house for that price sure but that was 1 out of 50 deals he did not all of them were that way but he wants to get you excited so you will buy his program.
What is the hourly wage of 255 thousand a year?
Quick way to calculate hourly wages is to simply drop the thousands, divide by two, then push it to hourly scales. Example: I make 90k a year. Start with 90. Divide by 2. 90/2 = 45 I make 45 dollars an hour. SO: You make 255k a year. Start with 255. Divide by 2. 255/2=127.5 You make 127.50 an hour. Quick examples: 30k a year = 15 bucks an hour 20k a year = 10 buck an hour. 50k a year = 25 bucks an hour. Get it?
How much do Cardio Phlebotomy tech make a year?
30k
How much phlebotomist make?
30k per year on average
How much does cps worker make?
About 20-30k a year
How much money do nurses make a year?
a little less than 30k
What is the building superintendent salary hourly rate in New York?
My bulding super makes around 140K plus 30k in tips from tenants.20K from contractors,so 170K to 190K a year.Do the math.
How much does a phlebotomist make in tn?
Yearly can range from 25-30k per year.
How much does a television theme song writer make?
80k to 30k a year. Depending on the show.
How much do hospital food preparers make?
it mostly makes up to 30k dollars a year
How much does a Carrabbas Manager make?
about $38-$42K a year depending on location. The base pay is $30K a year and then there is a monthly bonus to factor in.
How much does a auto mechanic make a year?
Depends on experience and where you live and what particular brand you work on. It can vary from $30K a year to well over 100K a year.
How much does a Maurice's store manager make?
$30K +
