Hello,I recently had a major plumbing project done on my multi-unit building.

Much of the following depends on your capabilities and cash position, but I've always given people the advice to buy their first home with a 'safe' outlook with regards to appreciation, and schools.I don't know where you are at in life - if you've already made your first purchase, etc - but so far so good on those that have taken my advice.I think later on in life, if someone so desires and/or has the knack, is when it's appropriate to get into what a lot of folks on these forums do - the more aggressive projects where there's more money to be made.This is a round about answer but yes it's possible. 

Hi All, I am working with a client who would like to engage the services of an interior designer to help define and design a basement finish project in Atlanta. 

Pair those recommendations with the multiple random recommendations that come up during the episode's conversation and you'll have a massive list of "must reads" within no time. 

Unlike a Bank, they are more project focused instead of you. 

Just completed a large remodel on my primary residence ($90k in) with the goal of refinancing to consolidate some personal debt and pull some additional cash for other real estate related projects, BUT ran into a road block with a lender.

This was definitely a fun project although it had it's challenges.

The bigger problem that I see is that you are putting all of your money and name on a project that will be illegal.

Good luck with the project!

New construction 2 bed / 2 bath.It is possible to get a townhouse in that price range for sure though, so you may want to consider that.In general the cheaper properties around Kelowna will be in Rutland and on the West side (West Kelowna) will be found in the Glenrosa area.Check out realtor.ca and you can get a feel for prices.The city has seen a massive increase in prices since 2016 (double in many cases).