If you have a good customer in mind, and they want to work with you on the design/build, that might be a great fit.But I don't think the model is mainstream enough yet to be developing these types of properties (SRO or shared housing) "on spec".

etc "http://www.bankrate.com/finance/real-estate/flipping-houses-after-bubble-1.aspx

He told me, "it will change your life".So far, it looks like a great opportunity to connect my design and build skills with a financier interested in rehabilitating a rental property in the East Bay.I am just familiarizing myself with the site so far, and am looking forward to making connections with like-minded counterparts.

Lots of us have been warning about the second wave, bubble or "perfect storm" as I call it.

I design and manufacture air conditioner cages.

I was talking to my sister-in-law (SIL) who is an interior designer the other day.

Contractor, Designer...after Sacramento we are here to invest Might need a partner or private money lender.

Keep in mind the property brothers are all of the following: RE agent, general contractor, interior designers and they have the support of a massive network behind them.

I have seen this done only twice on a residence being designed and approved by an engineer, I'd suggest paying the premiums would be cheaper.

Well I came upon 2 articles this week:http://trends.truliablog.com/2013/05/trulia-bubble-watch/this one puts Las Vegas as #1 in "undervalued" marketshttp://www.theatlanticcities.com/housing/2012/03/where-buy-and-where-rent-now/1545/This article doesn't show it in top 10 but marks Las Vegas as affordable.