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My wife comes from a construction and design background so she is very eager for the day she can rehab and flip her first house.I have been reading through the biggerpockets site for a few months now and am really excited to belong to such a source of help and information.Thank you, Paul.

Hey All - As anyone who opens the 2x/week BiggerPockets Newsletter may have noticed, we made a major design change to today's edition ( Check it out Here )I'd love to get your feedback . . . let us know what you think, and of course, if you've got ideas/suggestions for features you'd love to see in the newsletter, do let us know.BTW - You can always look at all our past newsletters via our Newsletter ArchiveJosh

You're right though, there are many reasons to consider partnerships, from money, management, experience, etc.As developers, on the Medical Office Building we are currently working on, and previous projects, we design them as condo projects, allowing smaller investors to get in.

Here're some wild ideas:1 - Try engaging them in so sort of survey.

And don't think you've fooled them into thinking you wrote them a letter by hand.Postcards work well if they have a high-impact design + a great brand and super-easy-to-remember contact information.

You might try an addendum to the lease stating that there is no storage provided, or designate storage area (per unit) if you have the space in a basement or something.

I've heard that Lowes was designed for women.

Hello every one i'm a investor who is just kind of feeling things out in my area. i'm in buffalo new york, but I was wondering for the design aspectin the rehab is there any CAD program that is better and/or enexpensive.

Hey Roy N. glad to see you jumping onboard and engaging, eh!?