Features:3/2 with flex room (4th bedroom possible with frame out closet in large flex room)Large open concept living/kitchenNew roof (architectural shingles, 2017)A/C 7 years old (manufactured 2010)Front and back wooden deckSmall neighborhood, 7 minutes to uptownAcross the street from Elementary SchoolVaulted CeilingsOriginal Hardwoods in living areas and hallwaysFenced in yardStainless steel range and dishwasherWHAT IT NEEDSMaster bath remodel (there is a very accessibly crawl space, so this should be easy according to the contractors I've spoken with)Reconditioning of hardwoodsNew CarpetPaintRefrigeratorNew interior doorsMinor landscaping (one tree removal)ARV: $220,000Repairs: $20,000LIST: $175,000 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

The accessory dwelling unit is located within an architecturally and historically significant historic district.c.

I work for an architecture firm where I create budgets, cash flow projections, prepare and analyze the financial statements, create A/R receivable schedules, etc.

I used to study architecture but I found out I like the role of developer more in the entire real estate/construction process.

In development you have site plan approval (which may take several months to years), permits, Architectural drawings, underground, and then building of the building, and then finality lease up time.  

Hello all,I am a new graduate currently working for an architecture firm in the process of working to finish all architecture AXP hours.

Or, call a local photography school and ask for a student in architectural photography.  

.: If you incurred $22,000 of expenditures to remove architectural barriers, you can claim a $5,000, [($10,250 − $250) × 50%].

@Sam K. how is the architecture world treating you down there?

I've always had a "fling" for numbers and a subconscious love of architecture so real estate only seemed to be a fitting field and I've grown to love it.