I am in Columbus Ohio, i have been in the rental property for about 15 years, never build always acquired single families or multi families units property to operateI am looking into buying a lot that currently has a house with basement I need to know how many 2 bedrooms apartment with 1.5 bathrooms i can build on this land and what type of total investment I should expect.This would be the average economy (not cheap) finishI am looking for suggestions, i have not done my zoning due diligence or any architecture digging yet, it's just a thought at this point Thank you

I'm also an architectural engineer so I have experience with building systems and I believe that would help bulk up my resume in this situation.

However, given my home reno skills and work in the architecture/construction industry (albeit not residential) I see this as a great opportunity for all of us to make some extra cash in the sale of this property as a ‘light’ flip.

I have 7-10 on staff on various projects...split between India, US, Russia, China...and we have another company using a financial analyst in India building financial models for a new business...and a tourism specialist in Italy doing research...architectural design assistant in Serbia...voice over actress in California...We use UpWork...used to be ODesk.

I left architecture to flip houses and sell real estate.

You can get architecture exterior covers that look little better.

Not including architectural and engineering.

So there is no association to review architectural conformity and other restrictions contained in the document.  

If this property is historical in the sense that it is on or may be placed on a historical register, the renovation project will also have to conform to a set of conditions that will generally have to do with maintaining all or significant portions of existing architectural elements such as facades, building materials and colors.Historical or not, any planned project will have to be heavily vetted in terms of existing conditions and projected uses for all major building elements such as structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical and ADA and ANSI provisions.

If the tall windows fit the architecture and other windows in other parts of the house I would use tall replacement windows