I already have my architects that are from the region, but need to do the planning to then search for investors, so I can then advance in the Masterplan to sell the houses. 

Hello All,Trying to connect with an architect that has designed, filed and created drawings for specifically 2 and 3 family investment properties in Jersey City.If anybody has worked with one in the past or is one.I would appreciate hearing from you.Regards,P.

My architect and some builders don’t really know.

It'd be around Probably roughly in these Inflationary times, masonry 1300 sqft. 300k 1 unit 550k 2 unit900k 4 unitsyou have to find the land with the proper zoning and make sure you find a good architect that knows how to build cost effectively and also doesn't rip you off.

Does anyone know of a draftsman in Joshua tree or 29 palms area ? 

Red tagged...Need recommendation for architect/permit specialist  to help redo plans for permit in Austin asap.

Hey everyone,I have a specific question regarding offshore/foreign architects I can meet via Upwork..If a foreign architect sends me plans for a SFR, which are up to USA and state building codes, what would the next process be before submitting them for approval? 

Prashanth and Samuel (both architects) are excellent resources as well and can definitely get more into zoning minutia.

This is a tax deduction that can be claimed by building owners, architects, engineers and construction companies.Properties that qualify for this deduction include multifamily properties that are four stories or more, commercial buildings (including parking garages and warehouses) and government-owned buildings (including libraries and public universities).To be eligible, the improvements must reduce power and energy costs of the building by 50% or more.

This is a tax deduction that can be claimed by building owners, architects, engineers and construction companies.Properties that qualify for this deduction include multifamily properties that are four stories or more, commercial buildings (including parking garages and warehouses) and government-owned buildings (including libraries and public universities).To be eligible, the improvements must reduce power and energy costs of the building by 50% or more.