Flexibility and persistence are key when navigating unexpected obstacles in real estate development.

., and a single-family detached garage, built in 1989.

The renovations are going to be higher end and the house is pretty simple with a detached garage but no closets in the house.

And would be an area that people would more like to buy because of the proximity to the city.But I stumbled on some obstacles:* Lenders are not lending upon the dwelling if the dwelling is planned to be demolished.* In Some jurisdictions takes even 3 months to just get a demolish permit (even though permit expediter can be used)* Because of these 2 above reasons, I would have to come with high money upfront as I would need to buy the property in cash.

Often times, it's figuring out our own workarounds or accepting that there are some obstacles we'll just have to deal with.

The renovations are going to be higher end and the house is pretty simple with a detached garage but no closets in the house. 

So please take a few minutes to complete the opposition form and share it with anyone you think will be affected by itKey details of this ordinance include:Demolition surcharge quadrupled as part of a “pilot program”The fee for demolition within the pilot zone will increase from $15,000 to $60,000 for a detached house, townhouse or two flat.For a coach house or multiunit residential building, the fee will increase from $5,000 to $20,000 per dwelling unit for the demolition.

I have a ~1,000 sq ft main house and a detached ADU that is also about 1,000 sq ft.

I feeling that running into obstacles that are making the goal overly delayed.I guess I send this message in hopes of help for  words of wisdom or encouragement. 

I am not sure if the company as a whole is cutting corners to "maximize profit," detached from the concerns of property managers, etc., but the quality of its service evinces a deep disregard for customer satisfaction.