Hi, yes it's me again, back from vacation.For those who are old enough to get the AARP magazine, even if you don't want it in the mail, there is an article about this guy.

Cramer was one of the earliest reporters at American Lawyer magazine, where he worked for founder Steven Brill.[5] Cramer later earned a Juris Doctor degree from Harvard Law School.[3] During his years at Harvard, Cramer worked as a research assistant for Alan Dershowitz.

I also used to go door to door selling Magazines, newspapers, Perfume, "executive writing" sets, cookware, and I used to telemarket time shares..

Mortgage Professionals America magazine online has been following the discrimination charges recently raised against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Does anyone know of a magazine for real estate investors or some other type of journal?

Other tools/techniques to help with visualization: floorplan diagrama bound notebook or tablet for sketching ideasPinterest, IG, and similarSocial sites and forums - specifically where you show different pictures/sketches and ask for feedbackFind someone who is good at visualization and take them with you to visit a propertyPractice visualizing homes you're not interested in.For color palette decisions, it depends on what you're going for...but, any home design site/magazines can show you what's popular...or <sigh> just watch HGTVMake friends with a local realtor in an area you're buying into and ask them what buyers & tenants want and don't want.That should be enough to get you going.

I have seen ADU's too that are modular designed for seniors, they were in a building magazine and featured at the Buildings Home Show in Las Vegas a few years back.

Denver's 5280 magazine is out with the "25 Best Neighborhoods in Denver," so it seems time to debate.  

Even local healthcare magazines that mail to doctors or something.

@Jeff Copeland, I actually have worked with some very good Buyer Agents over the years and the rebate realtors I refer my pre-approved buyer referrals to, (who I get from online and magazine ads) are very good Realtors.But that does not change the fact that Real Estate Commissions are the 1,000 pound Gorilla In The Room!