I don't have have any philly Architect recommendations, but just wanted to point you in the right direction.Best of Luck with your project,Alex Furini, RA

Robert Koncal(RA) RS-82139Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Honolulu

Robert Koncal(RA) RS-82139Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Honolulu

Alex Furini, RA 

In other words, for the property to be grandfathered, you would be required to show (1) that the property was previously zoned RB (or another zone that allows multi-family housing), (2) that the multi-family use existed at the time of the zoning change from RB to A or RA, (3) that there has been no intervening period of 6 months or more in which the property was not used for multi-family housing, and (4) that there have been no structural alterations to the property since the initial multi-family housing was built.

However in GA, you only need a lenders license (you will also need to have the entity that is holding GA notes to be registered with RA and surety bond like many other states)https://nationwidelicensingsys...As for your business plan, I’m not sure how much experience you have in notes, but jumping straight in to operating a fund for your first go around, you’re likely going to find that to be quit challenging.

I feel I have a decent knowledge base at this point and if I can use that to help others then I’d like to try it out.So here’s what I’m looking for in a brokerage:     - Good mentor/training program with strong one on one support and not too “Ra-Ra” like KW (just not my thing)

A great incentive to settle after pulling that, who's on first in court.I really never felt the need to hide out too much, I did LLCs listing myself as the RA on a few.

Originally posted by @Christina R. a R.: @J Scott I learned a valuable lesson with that @Ned Carey property too and that was why didn't I think to bring that to your attention sooner???

It is often Ra Ra motivational, tax liens are great info.