Well, funny you should ask. 5 years as a project manager for Lennar residential construction, all phases from land development to complete CO, 2 years as auto cad drawer for an architect firm in Florida, 4years as a plan's examiner for the city and 5 years working for the city as a construction inspector, and a degree in construction management.

Me and my husband who is an architect by profession (back in the Philippines) are interested in joining flipping houses but we don't know where to start and we don't have the money to start either.

Doctors, Lawyers, Architects, Nurses, Auto Mechanics, etc...don't have a problem with it.  

I found a partner who's a architect and has experience as a general contractor on a couple large jobs.

From the designs with the architect to working with the architectural review board and our builder on all the details, fit and finish. 

Also, consider the services of a Designer and Architect.

Everything now has to be done electrically and I recommend getting an architect for even basic flips in Tacoma.Might be looking 2-3 months for permits.For the many that don't believe in permiting everything, you probably are not doing enough volume to be familiar with Labor and Industries.

If not, do you think a tool like this would be valuable to developers, builders, architects, brokers and other development professionals?

I'm a Licensed Architect and Real Estate Agent in Massachusetts and I'm working my way into investing part time.

I am a licensed Architect in the State of New York who recently relocated to California.