Outside of real estate, my other passion is graphic design!

Especially the idea to play with the numbers of the offer a bit, I'll incorporate that into the next offer.

The time management and organizational skills I learn through my career in corporate & software sales is crucial in real estate - so is the ability to talk and connect with people. 

It’s certainly a balancing act when you incorporate if you and your primary residence. 

@Darwin Crawford, @Eve GomesProperty Management Incorporated, is awesome.  

The plans would graphically depict material types, material extent, plumbing fixtures, lighting, outlets, etc.

For example, I have a drop-down menu by state that automatically incorporates our default inputs by state when we are doing a quick screening of a deal. 

In your situation if you have the property incorporated then it will show you online as one of the officers. 

Am I crazy, are you guys basically debating semantics and not incorporating the fact you have to pay for a place to live, either in rent or a mortgage..

The total cost for my 27' luxury geodome was around $88,800 (excluding land) and consists of the following step and costs:Zoning considerationsGeodome structure and accessories - $8,500Site preparation - $3,000Backfilling - $600Foundation - $3,000Decking material - $12,000Decking labor - $8,000Geodome construction labor - $4,200Flooring - $5,000Electrical wiring and labor - $5,000Interior wood divider - $2,500Hot tub - $13,000Furnishings - $10,000Miscellaneous costs and outdoor shower - $4,000The total costs for a geodome will range from a bare min of $25k to a max of $100k, depending on size, amenities and other factors like labor and material costs.Financing options include all cash, incorporating into a new house construction loan, SBA loans, or private money.