@Enyi Ajoku it’s very hard to asses what’s a fair split with out the details involved.How long will the job takeWill the contractor be doing the work himself or will he be subbing the workIt’s also important to know who decides the design questionswho decides how much to spend on material Who decides the exit startatergyThe more details discussed beforehand - the less trouble later

It's simple and it's designed for landlords and tenants.

,Initial thoughts - design, pricing, photos, reviews and patience! 

It was a classic good sized Cape Cod, (a design I still hate).

The question will then be if there's a modular design that fits your area/lot/clientele enough that it makes sense not to stick-build.

If you are a designer, you usually have an apprentice, then start your own brand.If you are a politician, you start local, then go national. 

Unfortunately, the area I'm looking at lacks much on the market because ideally I would prefer to take an existing building and overhaul the inside, hence exploring the option to build now.As I look at the existing commercial properties for sale, I see that there are designations on the property type.

I would work with my attorney and (possibly) my CPA to design a better solution. 

One of the keys to the HUD 4155 is section 4155.1 4.B.2.c  where it says "FHA will not insure a mortgage if it is determined that the transaction was designed to use FHA mortgage insurance as a vehicle for obtaining investment properties, even if the property to be insured will be the only one owned using FHA mortgage insurance." 

Comps that are most like the subject property in layout, appeal design, neighborhood, same bedroom count and adjusted for different bathroom counts, with bracketed sq. ft. and bracketed sales prices.