I have a degree in architecture and work at a firm, although I am not licensed yet.

Maybe consider the lower edge of the shingles higher in the gable.A new entry door sounds good, make sure it's architecturally correct (NOT Victorian with a big oval glass!!).

I found this architectural design competition website a while back:www.arcbazar.com/If you are remodeling or building a house, you can put up a few hundred dollars in prize money for an international design contest, and architects around the world submit design proposals.

You can get great ideas too from Architectural Digest, which I take, but generally the homes featured are not the run of the mill investment properties, just a tad nicer, LOL!

The house seems structurally sound, interesting architectural details.

We have a family owned business where we are licensed brokers/agenst, general contractor, electrical contractor, and an architectural designer, so it works for us.

Generally more on the architectural features than something like a tub, but something to keep in mind.

In my experience, you'll get a lot of push-back from most serious or "working" photographers - the good ones anyway, who specialize in architectural or interior photography.

Since finding these resources the idea of starting investing sooner has me really excited.A little about me, I've been trying to nail down what I want to do for a 9-5, I started school in Architecture, switched to Civil Engineering, then Construction Management/Architectural Engineering, and then Computer Science/Programming.

The top floor may want to hide a front bedroom one in a front bay architectural detail to have one unit in the front bedroom and one in the back, or smaller one for each back bedroom.