Architect, 3D renderings and land are in place.

I have engaged a architect to build out the portion of the building I intend to occupy.

., then takes them to our structural engineer to do his part, and we have an architect we work with, so between the two, they finish up what needs to be done.

I haven't looked, but I bet there is one available here on BP.Finally, the AIA (American Institute of Architects) publishes guides you can purchase that give you all kinds of figures for calculating costs.  

Hard to say where the market will be at a year from now, but the fully permitted project could maybe be sold for around 200k per door, conservatively.We will split the attorney, architect, and permitting costs.

To really be involved in the design and building of the house, you'd likely either need to be an architect or be the self-employed flipper who's partnering with an investor to use their money to carry out the flip.With your background, there is probably a natural fit in the flipping field as someone who tracks the numbers for these properties, but also coordinates things administratively as well.

My home has sat for a while as I live in Cali, but I plan on convincing (Hoping) that once I meet with an architect they will approve my demo and rebuild.  

A friend of mine is a professional architect and I turned for help to him.

I've filled in my profile a bit so I'll be repeating some I think.I'm an architect and my husband is an engineer. 

It's on March 9 from 6PM to 9PM and very easy to get there.You may be a Realtor, Title Co, Contractor, Insurance, Attorney, Architect, Exterminator, Appraiser, Building Inspector, PE, Owner, Landlord, Property Mgr, ETC.