I study architecture in college and am interested in home hacking rehab for my first purchase, eventually moving to the BRRRR strategy.

[If you are doing a more sustainable approach then triple your budget for MEP/HVAC as it is a more complex system to have a self-sufficient system.] 2- Foundation details as mentioned above. 3- Soft Cost: Architecture & Engineering cost for permitting, filings, inspections, etc.

I’m looking for a reputable and licensed contractor for a gut rehab including permits and architectural plans, plumbing and electric in Chicago.

After submitting 50% deposit so the roofer could purchase the materials, he found heavier slate shingles beneath the architectural shingles.

But I like the history, architecture and details you find in older homes.

If you plan on changing the floor plan you will spend some money on Architecture/Structural engineering design.

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Econ, accounting/finance, construction (engineering/architecture), trades (not exactly the focus of a 4 year college), management maybe, marketing and sales, All of these are part of real estate investment one way or another.

The building was built in the 1800’s and matches the historic architecture of the town’s Main Street.

We found a PUD to go with the parcel which gives us a boundary survey so I sent that to our architectural/civil firm to see if they can do a quick analysis for lot density.My securities attorney said to look to see who signed the deed transferring things into the trust, but I haven't made it that far yet.