A great resource I use for logo design, websites, and misc projects is www.fiverr.com.

Its designed for small investors and not for those wanting a loan to an LLC.

You won’t be able to get/use the designation until you’ve done a certain amount of commercial sales though..

So you're a civil engineer, what's the going rate per hour in your fieldOn a side note, I think I'm going to stay clear of an SBA loan and get some good old regular financing on the property (cause I can buy it on my own) then bring in some private equity to design and build it out.

So yeah - not quite USA)My vision is to buy a 3 bedroom HMO, and then turn it into a 5 bedroom (This is "easy" to do with a lot of properties in the midlands, as they are designed perfectly for this).

I would gladly "option" a building to a tenant that needed work, while I would be fair if there was a problem for you at the end of 12 months there are others that might not be so forgiving... its a contract after all, your an adult and you should understand the risks before you put your money and effort into the deal.

Well, after SEVERAL back and forth attempts to get it right (due to the language barrier), we’ve finally gotten a logo completed, but the package I purchased also came with a social media kit (along with 3-d logo, logo transparency, stationary designs, and source file). 

The main items are a Exclusive Right to Represent Buyer Agreement as a Non-Designated Firm (3% BA fee for 12 month contract, & who’s licensed in VT), and the PM structure above. 

I love the way the site is designed, and CrowdStreet seems to have a good reputation.  

This means there would be a total of 5 kids, 2 adults, and 2 pets in a 1000 square foot home.