But in any case, we're working with an architecture and project management firm with an established international reputation.

I hired a person who is well known in the area for color architecture.

I have a background in computer-aided drafting (CAD), mostly for architecture, but also for mechanical, structural, and electrical engineering.

Ok, good point, I'll clarify.Our market (Columbus, OH) is strange architecturally.

If its a small job like a few million bucks we won't even bother, but some of the larger developments we do take a lot of our time and its a full preconstruction service to get bids from our subs, develop a proposal, value engineer the project, work through architectural, structural and mechanical details.  

Get involved in the architecture groups.

I'd be happy to trade architectural advice/ consult for investing knowledge/ collaboration.

I've always said, I got my degree, a BS in Architecture some time ago, and since that time, I've used both equally.

I studied architecture at USC '08 but left the field soon after graduation to continue working on a business I started in my last semester. 7 years later, I am still an entrepreneur/ business owner and would like to continue building passive income through rental properties.

In addition to beginning to invest, I am an architectural contractor and recently completed the real estate licensing exam here in Hawaii.I look forward to meeting and getting to know other investors in my area and throughout the greater BP community!