All this plus 2 CM quartz stone with 4CM edge and SS under mount sink was about 6.1k all in.It works great for nicer rentals if you're in B or A Class or are flipping a property. 

Am looking at corecon.com which expresses on their website that it is a robust PM/CM software that will eventually iron out some of my constantly changing standards (trying to improve but sometimes I forget my own rules/standards).

I broke my sternum and about a CM away from dying...

For example almost all the trim pieces in doorways are cut too short and there’s a cm gap at the bottom, you can see pencil lines drawn on the tile, paint chips on parts of the way, etc. personally we don’t care since it’s a rental but most that live in this neighborhood own the home so if they did these things on all the homes that’s pretty sad.

I just finished a flip, we had planned on spending the extra couple hundred bucks on pulls, but with how the kitchen is laid out, there are two lower cabinets in a corner that the drawers open about 2 cm away from each other (can only open 1 at a time).

I currently have a team composed of: 1 Architect, 1 CM, and 1 other Business Partner.

So a CM degree may give you more job opportunities and a better chance to find an opening with a developer. 

I am currently working with a couple looking to buy a 3bd/2ba home in CM.  

@Kevin Peguero I'm actually working on something, trying to get a CM contract for a 19-20 room apartment, this would be a pro-bono contract but it will eventually give me track record that i built a 20 unit.

Like you I also graduated with a CM degree which is what brought me to Texas.