One thing to keep in mind as well though is that fashions in interior design do change.

I did my masters work in urban planning & design studying Falls Church...great area.

@Karen Margrave I have my Mechanical Engineering degreeAgain thank you to those that responded.

Since this is really a discussion forum designed and intended for real estate investors, I don't think this is truly the best place to get the type of advice that is appropriate.

If you intend to mail for an entire year, for example, and send a total of twelve letters, decide the frequency of the mail drops and test response.You could design a campaign that hits heavy early and then takes a rest then starts hitting heavy again after a break.Test, test, test!

When I was tweaking my BP profile, I noticed that there were occupation labels for Architect, Contractor, and other real-estate-related design/construction professionals, but there was not one for Engineer.I submitted a request via the Contact Us link to add an Engineer label.

I’m also a fashion designer and like to take some of those elements and apply it to real estate.

I'm currently designing a crm that I will move to eventually but Zoho works great for my needs currently.

There's usually a chart that breaks down the different types of district designations and the permitted uses associated with them, or at minimum a lengthy description.If there isn't a distinction between residential districts, you can probably just call the city to find out.If there is a distinction and your property isn't zoned for multi-family, you'll need to get the property re-zoned.

Between the front and the back there was a half door with a flat 'counter' area on top of the lower half - like a 2 by 6 laid flat.I was leaning on that half door counter and asking about some design they were doing for me - and laughing and talking in general.