If you have a good customer in mind, and they want to work with you on the design/build, that might be a great fit.But I don't think the model is mainstream enough yet to be developing these types of properties (SRO or shared housing) "on spec".

If I were you, I would start by taking some time to make a list of all the tasks that you feel you could train an assistant to do while not impacting the value you give to your customers.

You're talking about someone who, according to the article has a long history of losing court battles while taking crazy (though popularized) legal positions, i.e. the government has no right to tax, I don't have to pay taxes because I'm a sovereign, I don't have to pay the bank because the Federal Reserve is illegal, etc.

This seems to be a popular target with all of the mess going on so I figured I would try to educate myself some more.

A lot of hours go into welding a custom cage, and its solid.

The buyers may be able to work with her to make some changes to our fix-up (once I had a purchase agreement in place) so they could customize it to their taste.

However I have come across a new opportunity in southern Indian state with a beach front land right next to a popular beach resort.

Block homes are extremely popular there because they resist hurricanes well, but I'm not sure about Indiana.

You can usually have agreements where tenants pay utilities based on a square footage or per soul living in units, but you can be in trouble if anything more than the actual bill is paid among the customers, it's best to stay out of that loop.There were two suits I'm aware of, one was a subdivision providing water the other was an apartment building splitting electric bills.

Its way more popular than I thought.Now I am thinking of repainting two closets with this.