I studied architecture at the University of Houston and graduated a year and a half ago.

I am also an architecture and real estate photographer.

I would rent it now, brush up on your development and architectural plans and build in a few years and sell for the highest price per sq ft.

Young urban professionals appreciated the architectural details of these properties so much so that they were willing to pay above-market rental rates to rent them.Entrepreneur: Craig Hall / Hall Office Park (Frisco, Texas)Office park featuring a variety of artEntrepreneur: Jakob Medve / The Medve GroupUpgrading apartment complexes to meet student demand featuring unique art (large sculptures, art on buildings, etc..). 

Architecture seems kind of plain Jane. 

I have over 25 years of experience in the field of architecture, both residential and commercial and want to figure out how to best use my skills in real estate investing.I am located in the SF Bay Area with the majority of my work in SF and the East Bay. 

I did all my due diligence, environmental study, architectural preliminary plan.

My background is in architecture and I currently work for a large general contractor in the commercial/industrial sector.

I can also use my Architectural design skills to create 3D Renderings and floor plans of your design goals.

There is only one architectural firm around and they quoted me $5000 for drawings, which feels high?