Design + Labor Materials for conduits and manholes + Cable (optional) + Equipment.

I have a background in construction related projects design and production and am cautiously optimistic that I can apply what I already know to everything I'm willing to learn about the real estate industry.

While my recommendations below may seem non-intuitive to designers, I set this up all the time for my clients and am constantly testing with a lot of money.1.

You also need to review the wording of the present contracts/leases as they may have a clause designed to thwart just such a move.Since I am in no way qualified to offer you legal advise, particularly in your jurisdiction on the left coast of another country, I would advise you check with your attorney on this matter before you complete your diligence and go firm on the deal.We have a condition in our agreements of purchase and sale whereby any contract/lease entered into by the Vendor once we have entered diligence (i.e. have an accepted offer), must be vetted and accepted by us before it can be signed.

My buddy is a designer/architect/contractor that does work primarily in the South Bay and Westside of Los Angeles, that's where I get my numbers from.

@Jennifer S.all retirement accounts are designed for you to build wealth in a tax-deferred to tax-free environment, to be used during the retirement. 

How many of your potential renters are interior designers?

I am currently a designer at a local residential architecture with over 25 years experience in all types of residential project.

They can design, print, etc. 

Where modern rustic/ post beam living design is a possibility within a mixed use venue...