Contact RickB Astoria; i think he is looking for a partner on a similar project.

define "architectural residential products" please?

To my knowledge , if its just a "design" you can sell the intellectual properties or I.P. rights to use your design work.

If you are attempting to sell what I assume to be architectural construction documents, you would need to check with local villages, cities, town etc. planning and inspections dept to see if they allow plans submitted by non licensed professional.

But honestly, in my mind, with your very limited education and experience, I would assume that your designs may contain a plethora of minor and significant errors that after someone purchasing would loose all respect for your product and possibly sue you into your great grandchildren.

Yeah, it's one thing to do a concept, a rendering, or measure/draw up existing conditions for someone (a few of us did this in school for extra cash) - but to design and sell as possible construction is another animal. I doubt you have liability insurance for the inevitable lawsuit.

check your designs to complain with current codes, nuff said.

There's a sucker born every minute and at least a few of them will buy stock house plans at some point so might as well.

Here in Australia, I have done a few sets of construction documents that a builder has them submitted for permit approval. My name was not on the drawings and, although i was paid by the client, it was my understanding that I was effectively producing the drawings on behalf of the builder, as his name would be on the permit application and he therefore accepts responsibility for them.