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Jocelyn Gardiner
  • Midway, UT
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Why isn't the design aspect of REI discussed more often?

Jocelyn Gardiner
  • Midway, UT
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I've listened to several podcasts, browsed the forums and read some of the books, but I've yet to find any real emphasis or discussion about the design aspect of real estate investing. It's true I'm a complete novice, but it seems like smart, economical, quality design should be a talking point whenever rehab or house appreciation is discussed. I'm curious to know why it isn't. 

In David Greene's BRRRR book, he does outline a few house hacks, but those are mainly just tips to save money on materials not how to create a beautiful space that has sellers and renters knocking down the door begging to place an offer. Call me crazy, but my guess is that many real estate investors don't specialize in interior design which is why I'm curious to know why there isn't more discussion about design resources and adding a designer to your investment team.

I'd love to hear your thoughts, suggestions and if I completely missed some article, blog post or forum topic that talks about this very subject, please pass it along. 

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