The information provided is copy and pasted directly from state approved forms and has not been altered in any way.

Than trick is translating Portuguese, lol. 

I've done a few Level 2 Alterations (Chapter 7) in southern Wake County and would recommend that you talk to your local planning and zoning department before jumping in, regardless of where you are (Wake, Harnett, Johnston counties.)

1) get another attorney - - negligence IMO2) rewrite the lease - - Tenant is forbidden to make alterations, improvements or additions without prior written permission.3) In addition, any such alterations, improvements or additions become the property of the Leasor, even with written permission.

Depending on your team, I've seen the ALTA provider also offer that, you can coordinate with your architects, or you can work directly with the municipality.It is particularly helpful if you are making renovations or development changes to an existing structure where zoning regulations may have changed from the existing structure to the present alterations.

With our town and maybe yours, any major alterations (work over 50% of the property) will require updating sewage and plumbing to the main line <- this is quite expensive and luckily we didn’t need to do this.

There was a lot lost in translation.

I altered my autopay to add principle payments. 

That may translate to your start applying to real estate oriented jobs while you still work your day job… or more sweat equity on your days off to learn more and more.  

Design alterations.