I may need the "suite" version as it doesn't look like interiors version will do elevations, but it's still only $99.The Home Styler suggested by @Kurt F. is pretty interesting too as it's a free and web-based.

The advantage of doing traditional, ground up construction is that you don't have stick to particular module and you can truly customize the building to suit your needs.  

One of those is what I just mentioned. you can eliminate personal wealth from law suits or IRS problems.  

I find the books very interesting but do find at times that the author swims out of his depth by talking about Options trading strategies etc.

Hi Kyle,  I can recommend a mortgage broker for you, however, the few little rehab things you mention hardly suit needing a 203k loan. 

Less risk than back filling large new strip centers with mom and pop and national tenants.Instead build to suit for national brands for single buildings and then say a 2 to 4 tenant national strip center.

Always correspond via email so there is written record to bring suit in the event of misrepresentation.If they cannot provide the above information what "work" have they done?  

Hi guys,I currently own a condo townhouse in Kitchener Ontario and was thinking of renovating the basement to become a self sustaining 1 bedroom and adding two doors inside the townhouse to separate the two units.The idea would be that I rent the rest of the condo townhouse (3/1) to a family for about $1300 while I live downstairs (1/1).When I move out in a year or two, I'd like to then rent out the unit that I'm a part of.The condo bylaws do not state anything about an additional suite, and only mentions that there cannot be more than 3 unrelated parties living in the home nor be used for student housing.That said, I'm hoping to get some feedback for this project.Thanks in advance!

I realize this may be better suited for the Marketplace, but it would not be categorized as "Selling," "Buying," or "Jobs."

Our main meeting is the 3rd Monday of the month at the Embassy Suites.