Alot of designers and architects are artist at heart so they don't like to negotiate their art because it doesn't make financial sense for the developer.  

I'm now a Californian that loves NV and LV like nobody's business, but IMO this is one POS property in a bad area that I would bail on in a heart beat.

House 2:House renting in the less desirable part of the city but still decent area, I got advice here to use trafficmaster allure (which I did buy, a little concerned about having a crawlspace and maybe that affecting the flooring), the house totally redone almost all new, the living room and kitchen have an open floor plan, and I really want to keep the same flooring for both so it looks and flows with the open floor plan BUT my friend which used to be a contractor is trying to convince me to go with tile in the kitchen, I like tile in a kitchen just feel this will break up the openess that the place has but maybe I'm thinking to much with my heart and not with my head, maybe tile is better under the circumstances.Last questions, if any michigan people know of an affordable, quality floor installer let me know.Thank you!

Hello, Tommy.Pleasure to meet you.I, too, have come into real estate knowing in my heart it's a lifetime business.

I'm totoally not an expert on mfhp's, If you can build those amenities without spending too much, or using up too much valuable land, and your heart is in it, it makes sense to do it.

I'm a scientist by profession, but teacher and student at heart.

We have way too many people with obesity, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, and other chronic diseases.

Hi Bigger-pockets,Came here to ask for help or experience on land entitlement investments in Atlanta.The Investment:I have sourced an off market deal in the heart of Atlanta, it is a vacant single family home sitting on just over an acre of land.

I know each state in the US has their own building codes but the last log cabin kind of place I stayed was a huge health hazard with seriously uneven floors, antlers sticking out in the most unlikely spots doing their best to gouge an eye, and a dozen other kinds of tripping opportunities. 2) Put your heart and soul into the cabin, make it an expression of who you are and you will attract like-minded people who will love it. 

I recently wrote a BP Blog that might interest you- check it out: How to Start Investing In Real Estate at a Young Age (or a “Young at Heart Age”)Keep in touch and let us know how we can help!