Maybe that is on purpose (Maybe you want that to be less prominent)?

Some of you don't know and hire a contractor, architect or structural engineer.

Some I traded work (I'm an Architect by trade), some I partnered with, and some I paid for. 

I assign one board for my architect, one board for engineering, bid board, schedule board, todo board. each board i could assign just one or a whole team. i just structure it well so i could move cards from step to step. say on my bid board, i have tabs like bid searches, bid walk date, bid prepared, bid review, bid submitted, bid rejected, bid approved.i make cards for each bid then just move them around. mobile friendly, too friendly.

I am an architect and capable of putting together a full concept and set of plans as necessary.

Under Virginia Code 18.2-119; a land owner may get a "no trespassing" sign from the local government and prominently display it.

This was in regards to housing discrimination and potential fines but at that time there was also some discussion on discrimination of folks with children, sinigle mothers, age, along with the more prominent issues on discrimination.Best of luck and congrats again on having more than one potential tenant to consider.To answer your question as to whether I agree with your decision would take a little more background information but like I said sounds like you are in a good position either way.

I understand both sides of this argument.I always say, Quickbooks is over kill for small landlords.A second disclaimer: My profession is a Enterprise Software Architect working for 15 billion dollar companies.

Do you have the ability to work well with architects, engineers, bankers, investors, zoning and planning?

Did you design or did you hire an architect?