So if you or the kitchen planner messes up, you just go back to the store and get what you need.

The city planners seen to be more focused on any redevelopment in the South as well.  

Step 1 for me was hiring my team (attorney, architect, planner) and having a plan in place (proposal was to add driveway parking for 2 cars where none currently existed and add 3 bedrooms, laundry room and full bath between the two units).Step 2 - It took 4 months from closing, but I received Zoning Board approval for C and D Variances along with other smaller variances.

I don't know if this is the right forum.I do know I will need a Builder/Architect and planner for sure. 

As a planner, I cannot reiterate enough how important and easy it is to call up the local planning office and ask if the property is large enough to be subdivided or if the zoning accommodates small multi-family property.

I spoke with a tax planner that quoted me $4800 for the first year of tax planning and $1000 a year after. 

Most small RE investors aren't accountants, estate planners or corporate attorneys, failing to manage the details will open the pulls that veil back.You'll also find that in an active management position, you doing the management, your personal exposure is still there.The very best assurance of not being a target or being liable for any issue is good management practices.

I always recommend sitting down with your estate planner and CPA for these issues.

- Use a daily planner and use it daily.

* The wife was a financial planner, so there seemed to be a high degree of financial literary.