Remove 2 first floor walls with engineered headers and added a half bath on the first floor.

@Ryan SatchellFunny, there was a prior thread with the exact same subject header I believe:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

They should put on the door jambs and headers on the other side. 

@Jerry Jones Those are great column or row headers but I need the raw data so I can start analyzing and see if there are patterns.Both of you what are the most important metrics you are using to determine if you will further looking to a note or pass for a different one?

A new header beam was also installed underneath the stairs in the basement (the basement lollies push up against this). 

The cheatsheets simplify your own plan preparation and review process.The plans for my next remodeling project passed from the first attempt.When you submit your own plans, if you're doing a carport enclosure into a garage or adding a carport, or even things like adding, moving or changing the size of windows or doors, or adding pocket doors and similar -- you'll most likely be required to provide a letter from a structural engineer on the type of headers to use, the studs and possibly even bolts to tie bottom plate to the slab for new load bearing walls.

If the headers were not sized and are leaning the windows this could easily cause the future windows to the exact same thing.

Hi, @Jason MalabuteYou didn't include the column headers in your pic, so it's a little hard to tell specifically what you are referring to, but some general notes.I think you are talking about the overall net-migration over 10 years vs the acceleration/deceleration in change of net migration.

Like I state in my profile header, by helping other experienced Real Estate Investor or Mentors with whatever they need for free to make them successful I would be learning as I go along.

I had a building inspector required that the header to trimmer/king studs be exposed and a portion of the base plate for inspection purposes.