Writing, Publishing and Consulting

Rehab Notes Library was my publishing company and we published a monthly newsletter (Rehab Notes) with subscribers in all 50 states, Canada and England. I also did consulting and public speaking on housing related topics for agencies and organizations in cities across the country.

I wrote and published nine guidebooks on the subject of housing rehabilitation. After that, I took advantage of my construction experience and started a handyman and woodworking business.

Positive Publishing

At my company, Positive Imaging, LLC, we do what I call positive publishing on my books and the books of others. To date we have published eight books and presently have several in various levels of completion. Click the bookstore button above to check out our books.

Over Twenty Years of Woodworking

For over twenty years, first in Tampa, Florida and then in Austin, Texas, I built hundreds of small and large projects for individuals, companies and government agencies. During these years I began writing books about my experiences.

Computer Experience

My computer experience dates back more than twelve years and began in response to poor technical support for our computer.   I used home study to acquire A+ and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Certifications.

I was born and raised in Tampa, Florida and moved to Austin, Texas in 1986, where I now live with my wife, Barbara Frances. We have three adult children and eight grandchildren.

I’ve written a valuable, how-to, eCourse on self publishing based entirely on my first-hand experience publishing seven books. The eCourse takes you through every step of writing and self publishing your book and it’s yours absolutely free with no obligation to purchase anything by filling in the form below.

Bill Benitez

From age twelve I spent my summers and weekends working with my dad, a general contractor, building homes and buildings. I contracted my first home at age nineteen and built my own home by age twenty. For more than 30 years I have operated one-person businesses. Twelve years of my life were spent working for local government administering federally-assisted housing programs. I started as an inspector with a three month assignment and was Director of Community Improvement with 78 employees when I resigned to do writing and consulting.

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