I've been looking at a software called Chief Architect (because of how simple, advanced, or extensive, and in-depth it can be depending on how deep into it you want to go and what your plans are), as well as AutoDesk homestyler.

Great book.Robert talks a lot about forming corporations for the tax benefits.He doesn't go into much depth though. 

No other REI educational offering even comes close to the depth of the practical knowledge taught, the variety of REI strategies, Tax and Legal strategies for REI business owners, Financial Literacy and personal development.

I was wondering if anyone has in-depth knowledge of the in's and out's of business credit.

We must look at investments differently as the recession recovers and changes the ground rules for buying and selling as well as what segment of the real estate market is emerging from the depths of despair.These turkeys are a constant presence and they seemed to breed especially forcefully in tough economic times.

Some numbers to bear in mind when you lay out the closet is that closets should have an inside depth of 24 inches and then the wall with dry wall would be 5 inches and then trim and base boards could add another inch so your total space needed for the depth would be 30 inches.

To me, one of the most important skills an investor can have is an in depth knowledge of the local market; if you are leaving Durham after many years here and going to a market you do not know (am not saying that is the case), you will be starting all over again, which could set you back years.

However, I can't be certain; there might have been a more in-depth background check that I wasn't aware of.At that time, business was slower for me, allowing me to work through the leads.

To me, that is the only way how you can have a in depth understanding on the market...Drive around on a day tour or listening to someone's just do NOT cut it.....Also, I would go one step further to suggest NOT to partner with anybody until you have 10 years of RE experience.....Yes that could limit your scale, so what? 

Also check out @John Casmon' podcast Target Market Insights, he has gone through many methods as well, and guests have gone into great depth on many different markets.