I would hire that architect

Is he an engineer or an architect?

I have an architect friend from Albany NY that may end up helping us, though I just spoke with my GC and we're thinking we may need a local architect for political reasons.

Jon is correct - if our forum search doesn't satisfy, just go to the site-search option and you'll use Google to search the site that way.We're planning a complete overhaul of BP in the coming weeks - actually started a new phase on Monday when we brought on our new lead architect - and hopefully we can find an improved means for search as we go through each product on site.As for your note about quality service, I know of few businesses, particularly online ones, who are as responsive as we are to our users.

Some professionals, such as doctors, attorneys, architects, etc. set up limited liability entities for their practice, which requires a license, but I haven't heard this being used for a real estate investor.

Most HOA's will have a landscape committee or architect committee you can run this by.

So if the guy wants a resturant and all is good for that (like zonning) then they will have to have the construction and modifications done under the approval of the owner...easy way out here is require an engineer/ architect who will act as a project manager and be liable for the improvements, The cost of which is one the tenant or you can agree to what ever since it will probably improve the property.

For the valuation report or a building you should enable an independent architect, who is a member of the Ordre architects, see [LINK REMOVED].The rates for valuations may vary significantly, demand bids at various appraisers.

If and when building design does commence again, a sobering architectural fee structure is now being created that leaves only the concept phase through the initial stages of the design development phase to be reserved for specialized architects.

I'm a registered architect and curb appeal is one of my specialties.