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Similar to a private investment group, a crowdsourced peer review forum isn’t a bad idea either.I didn’t mean for this to be a Yardi promotion.

If so what's the return on the time/material invested? 

No Architects in the area have experience with that as it's not common and the local codes I heard can be more stringent than Energy Star.So then do they have to physically meet or can I just send the architectural drawings to the Rater to make changes or add materials?

If you file jointly then a spouse's material participation should count. 

You know - we normally don't allow self-promotion, but I think we have to change the rules.

I need $33,500-$40,000 to complete the rehab including cost of permits, labor, and materials.

A property is considered Uninhabitable if "A condition that materially interferes with the tenant's life, health, or safety." 

Stay away from promoters who don't buy or sell anything. 

I keep dismantled old house materials for almost 20 years in the trailers.