Mike-I don't think the existing design looks confused because of the window placement.

My partner & I are looking for our next house flip project.I just looked at a home in the San Fernando Valley that is a nice post modern design, but is quite dated and needs a fair amount of work.  

@Nik Moushon  in our area here in the north west you have two major issues.You have commercial timber lands ( huge HUGE areas designated as such as big as many states on the east coast) these lands are protected for timber production. in Oregon you need 160 acres minimum lot size for a single home in many of these timber reserve loans.then you have prime low land farm land.. and those are even tougher to try to develop.. no matter that they are not near as valuable as farm land.. but its the farm bureaus protecting their turf.Then you get to CA and you need to do full blown EIR's  ( environmental impact reports) these can cost 200k to 1 mil up front with no assurance your project will be approved..its a tough game out here in the west. 

RehabValuator is a more comprehensive, but still not perfect, and it has a pretty bad interface.Any recommendations for other web apps?

I’ve found a lot of contractors have very poor design taste, which is why I NEVER leave design decisions up to them.

A plat prepared for the builder but never submitted to or accepted by the County and therefore the lot number designations do not legally describe the lots. 

Preferably not fiber board design. 

Same neighborhood designation, completely different ARVs.Many Different Pockets Within Same NeighborhoodWe have so many unique architectures and different ages of homes built in the same neighborhoods here as well.

I'm looking for a VA to write contracts, log expenses, design post cards and mail them, follow up on offers.Any info would be very appreciated.Thank you,

Pex was designed to be very resiliant (you can freeze the pipes 2 or 3 times before it will burst and if you catch it before it does freeze that many times you can heat up the pipe and it will return to it's original form.2). if you use too much glue for the CPVC it will actually keep welding the plastic and can get too thin to the point of burst pipes.