For $40K you should be able to have the porch/deck torn down and a steel one erected in its place.

We just signed a contract for Verizon to erect a cell tower on our property. 

Erect interior partitions, the nonbearing walls not framed earlier.11.

All the way from us clearing the land, to concrete, to erecting the steel, and then closing it in with all the special final touches.

What would the first step be in deciding what type of building to erect (residential/commercial/mixed-use)?

I presume every business sign ever erected was not placed so it would benefit the community, but instead to benefit the business. 

Hi BP:Recently I was told always to check the state issued GIS wetland map (I am in NJ) before buying any properties, so I started doing that just out of curiosity, because I thought all the already approved and therefore existing structures shouldn't have this wetland restriction, otherwise it wouldn't have been able to be erected in the first place.But to my surprise, I randomly checked some wetlands on the map and noticed some of them do have building on them, for example, one of which is an high school campus.

Ok I checked out the city's code and turns out "it is unlawful to park or store any inoperable motor vehicle on private property" unless it is in a garage or lawfully erected building.

Looks like I will end up applying myself to the state this week, and oversee construction, erection and leasing to gain maximum profits.

The condos that we have been building are typically sold out before we even get a piece of steel erected.