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I found this is a good way to really learn this program... trying to figure out what the customer is doing... and how to fix it.

Have you looked at the Home Designer Pro? The price is reasonable... to help you get started in your new career.

Allow me to suggest you sign up for SSA and you will always have the latest. Well worth the price of admission,imho.

Yeah, I figure a divorce or two should do the trick if you are looking to become “lawsuit proof”

Well, one way to lower your liabilities is knowing what you are doing and do it the right way. Another way is to be poor so no lawyer will waste time going after you.

Have you thought about maybe becoming a licensed professional?

No. I do my framing using SoftPlan.

I wonder if you saved each floor to your library and then pasted it to the corresponding floor level of your 3 floor model...

This is how we like to do it...

Dan Baumann's updated site is: https://www.chiefexpertsacademy.com/ And is well worth the price of admission.

Don't forget to install H1 hurricane tie downs?

Like a carpenter with more than one saw... why not have more than one design software? If Mango is working for a large builder, surely they can afford it. Have you seen these building options videos, Jorge? https://youtu.be/k-AcCtKj0gs https://youtu.be/g4YFuULmu6M

Can’t we already do this by having a template page for each group in our plan set?

Have you tried to copy and paste into a text box?

Don't forget to check your bonus library for additional CAD details