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Its the first screening process. They obviously look for “basic stuff” like experience in similar jobs, education, languages, skills, etc. They also look for how well organized is the document, is it concise and to the point, does it have spelling or gramatical errors, any inconsistencies that seem untrue, Some, depending on industry might look for volunteer work others might look for any certifications, etc. as a rule of thumb make sure your resume is no longer than two pages long and start with a small two-lines telling them who you are and why they should hire you for that particular job… Good luck!

On real estate you make money when you buy… meaning that you have to negotiate hard and get the best possible deal, if you don’t buy below market, it will be hard to make a profit on a re-sell or rent. In terms of rent, have the estimated cashflows cover maintenance, taxes, interests, fixes (every time you change tenants as people tend to destroy stuff), as well as give yourself a good 3 or 4 months (and I’ve seen even longer) of the possibility of having your property vacant, and if after all that the return is projected to be greater than what you can get in other kinds of investments, I would suggest to go for it, if not, don’t. On real estate people tend to buy with the “heart” but if its not going to be your family home and its only an investment, think with your “brain” and don’t “fall in love” with any property because thats how many folks lose money. Good luck!

This is an interesting question and one difficult to respond without the full picture however, assuming that both mutually exclusive projects have similar conditions and the only difference is the term, the cost of capital will always have a greater impact on longer term projects because the cost of capital factors in time.

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Hope that helps