New construction gave us a modern design and we would ideally not have any major repairs for 10 years or so.

My wife also used to work for a property management company as the account manager, father has a MBA, and I have experience as a mechanic and technician.My parents will be selling their previous home next year with the intent to invest the equity.

I make a good salary as an architect designing large apartment complexes for national developers. 

In looking at their pictures, I see hardwood floors, or designer touches, tile in the kitchen, etc. 

Seeking connections with seasoned multifamily investors in Michigan.I'm a Mechanical engineer by profession and good at crunching numbers and spreadsheets.

Is there a program free or paid on kitchen or bathroom design base on sq footage?

But I also rehab my places before putting tenants inside (bathroom mentioned aside), and if you have a new roof, new plumbing fixtures, new or reliable mechanics, and decent appliances, there's very little to go wrong in a house. 

I was working as an auto mechanic when I got my first sniff of what realestate could offer.

I also know they have talked to Riverside City officials and they were very supportive of the units and were looking at similar city code for ADU's as other cities have adopted that would make the approval process pretty quick and easy for these units, since they are prefab the plans don't change on the design it's only a matter of approving the location of the site you wish to place the unit on. 

If your career arc goes like mine did, appliances/mechanicals will fail in waves.