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I think the hardest part for me is the way Unity converts the size on import and getting textures to scale correctly so that the siding is the same on all the pieces.
Lots to learn and figure out, but it is fun and I'm getting to really customize the houses now and not limited. I just love that. the building blocks are easy, if you stay away from siding.. lol Another tip, if you want to try. create a few sizing stack-able blocks. Then use them in game to measure things.