I am looking to purchase more property in the next year and have started researching specific markets/neighborhoods already.I have extensive knowledge around homes and architecture since my dad has been in construction for 20+ years and we are currently remodeling parts of my home.I hope to meet and converse with some new people on this site as well as investors in my area.

Thanks for welcoming us and we look forward to many successful ventures as we move forward.My career has given me a wealth of experience in architecture, design, and construction and I fully intend to use all of that experience and knowledge from recent education (self- taught w/ help of BP) in getting started.

While my immediate priority is a day job in the real estate field, my wife and I are nearly done with the architecture plans to build a detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on our property and add an immediate cash flow generating rental unit.

Architectural Interior Design student here who would love to get started in REI.

I have a degree in architecture and I'm self employed as a designer / woodworker / millworker / furniture maker. 

Additionally the approval of your architectural drawings (required for full renos and for raising ceilings) and the issuance of your permits will take some time here in Newark.

My plans (if it's for me to decide or at least suggest) include as one of many cost-control measures, approaching local architecture schools to see how/if a graduating student could with sponsorship/supervision of a licensed architect do the plans.Can this be done also with engineering services?

Hi everyone,I'm an architectural designer living in New York city, looking to gain some experience in real estate development.

Its just fascinating to me & I love architecture and buildings.  

I'm Arionnys just a 24 years old guy interested in how to start in the real state world, my field is architecture (actually I don't have this vast experience in the field, I barely have 1 year working as a drafter).