If the only duplexes they can use are similar in condition, style, design and appeal with the only differences being acreage, school systems and a different part of town, an appraiser will use those comps and savage your value.I hope not, but my experience is they'll give value to the duplexes over new subdivisions.Stephanie

You can talk to a local house designer, architect, or design build contractor.

They are far more important than resetting the depreciation clock.It's like choosing furniture for a house that is not built or designed yet.

Whereas a shower curtain rod, however fancy, isn't as complicated.While I agree the door is nicer, you ought to make your decisions about bathroom design with long-term replacement costs in mind.

(e) Find out who did the design for the project (paint color scheme, tile, flooring, countertops, selections of vanities, plumbing & light fixtures, etc).

All other homes would either be designated non-owner occupied (investment) or vacation home. 

We are actively seeking for the following reference: Civil engineering company (for site planing), Architect (for town home design) and general contractors. 

While I enjoy my design job, I’m seriously considering a career in property management as I feel it would be a better fit for me professionally.As I’ve researched online, it appears that both Real Estate Broker and Community Association Manager licenses are recommended for entry-level property management positions in the state of Illinois.

We demolished all but a few feet of the home and left a portion of the existing foundation, then designed and built a new 2,504 SF modern home with an attached 2 car garage.

I'm very good at design and development... which is essentially problem solving in my opinion.