I'm not familiar with Housable, but it looks to be just some sort of referral engine that will send you to any builders or architects who pay them to do so.

I spoke with my realtor who sold me this home in 2010 and she did say she thought the resale value would be higher if it was a larger home vs. a 2 unit, so I'm having the architect look at an option where I expand it to a 3/2 by putting a staircase in to go to the basement.

(I looked at it from an architects perspective to help out a client but the project didn't end up going forward)

I am an architect that co-founded a real estate development company in Brazil .

Could you please recommend an architect and contractor in Tampa area to build a small multifamily (quadruplex)?

I'm familiar with commercial /institutional construction projects (I'm an architect in DC).

@James Wenzel I actually was an architect that worked for a developer for 8 years, but now I am working for a new developer directly in the finance side and project management.

Our accountant sends me the following instructions every year:It is important to note that 1099-NEC forms should be issued to anyone who performs a service and ispaid a total for the year of $600 or more that is not incorporated including professionals (e.g. lawyers, accountants, engineers, architects) and repair technicians (e.g. computer, plumber, electricians, landscapers, etc.).

In Georgia there are licensed architects that can draw plans and pull permits on your behalf.

Modative has done a good job synthesizing info and programs in the links Joshua provided, but there are also others that have done some creative work.Jay Vanos is a spectacular architect and is very well versed in the THO/SLSD.