I ended up doing plans myself for a renovation and all was fine -- but I had an ally at the building department and some experience in design/construction so that helped a bit. 

You inherit them but you need an application on file for each adult tenant.

I have hard money available and *might* have private money.I'm now looking for those who have the resources I don't  - design, contractors, etc. 

If you feel its difficult for buyers to understand your layout or to accentuate a flow or design I would definitely say yes. 

@Jason DiClemente I prefer to deal with people as adults.

I would think his discharge would have to go directly to the storm sewer system, as per permitting design, but I don’t know how that works in your area.If you could trade up to a better property, I’d certainly look at it.You might want to go down to the building dept and look at his plans, assuming it is that far along.

That way you can design your flyer postcard.

It seems like a reputable  website, really easy to use and the design of it looks great.  

If the building is converted to condo in that time, the architect is still liable, however the big problem is they have now inherited a new owner which they never contracted with nor designed for.

Hi Jessica, I co-own a landscape design company in Central Ohio and I get this question a lot.