Do you have any architectural plans and engineering that have been done on the building yet? 

In the process, I learned a little bit about building codes, dealing with city planning department, inspectors, hiring help and sub-contractors, and obviously learn a lot about the various aspects of single family home remodel and construction.I did my undergraduate studies in Architecture but never pursued that career path but instead decided to record music and ended up building home recording studios and learning a lot about sound-proofing, acoustical treatments, and other helpful but niche/technical things that end up quite applicable in improving real estate properties that are near loud things like freeways, train tracks, and airports.Around 2008, I purchased a single family home in San Mateo 1/2 inherited, I bought out the other half from an overseas relative.  

I've tried to do a search online for books on the characteristics of a building in terms of design, architecture, and construction i.e. what is a parapet, what are the different types of doors (double-hinged, storefront glass), what are the available roof systems, what is a knee-wall, what are the different styles of flooring, the differing fixtures and fascias, etc...

Then I went into residential real estate because I had some Architectural Drafting skills, had completed a great course on Homebuilding, and I just liked looking at single-family homes and imagining their potential, which I could explain to potential buyers.

Very close to RE in Milwaukee, but have been focused on my Architecture and Construction business for the past year.

Feel free to reach out if you have any Architectural questions or would like some insight into their individual building departments.

Been reading a lot on the topic and think that the following entity architecture helps define the problem and showcases a potential solution.

We Air BnB a 100+ year old architecturally amazing apartment.

., or even your local community college for a drafter will most likely not get you to what you need.I will add that you also won’t need to hire a large architecture & engineering firm for this.

When I was hiring for my architecture firm, one of the main requirements was a high level of skill in geometry.