Thanks in Advance,Michael Holt Elevated REI P.S.

It would need an elevator and a professional grade kitchen to start, and apparantly the living area needs to be a certain size and have a certain amount of windows.

For example, are there barking dogs next door; is the elevation of the house such that it doesn't have curb appeal; is the floorplan weird; is the house situated in a bad part of a neighborhood; etc.I'll trust my project manager to determine these things, but that's because he's been with me for four years and knows what types of intangibles I look for -- a typical contractor wouldn't care about these things and wouldn't know what I look for.

So those urban core assets where elevators and other enclosed and high-density spaces are prevalent might make some uncomfortable and result in less demand.I'm actually optimistic about COVID _not_ affecting the decades long trend of population migration to urban cores, but maybe I'm being naive.

It's time to elevate my future.

It was built in the 60's and the only thing that seemed weird was the outside elevation compared to other homes nearby.

Folks I am a new investor and this is my elevator pitch.  

In a nutshell, I am doing AsBuilts (floor plan & elevations), schematic design (new layout), CAD input of the layout, new elevations, Broadcasting plans for budget numbers from key vendorsCAD sections and details, coordination of structural framing from manufacturer and vendors, foundation certificatecoordinating expediterAll in the effort of getting the permit application number by the end of day 21.Some difficulties that we are having are Varied municipalities / varied plan submittal requirements; the requirements are such a moving target from office to office and day to day, it seems.

“There is no elevator to success, you have to take the stairs.” ~ Unknown

Develop an elevator speech where you can say in 30 seconds what you do and I asked them if they want more for mission.