My background is architecture and construction, and I feel I most need to learn more on the business/legal/tax side of the process.

(closing costs to buy, cost of money during project, utilities, insurance, architectural drawings, Permitting, closing costs to sell, etc...) 

Hello all,I am a finance student driven by architecture.

I was working a architecture / construction job fresh out of college and trying to figure out how to make some positive cash.Your biggest asset (assuming you don’t have piles of cash in your room) will likely be your construction experience.

Where can I find the original architectural drawings?

Does anyone have experience in raw land development or have recommendations on architecture designers?

The renovations have been simple lipstick renovations and full on guts with additions and architectural drawings.

I've got a 5,500 sf vacant lot and unapproved (not submitted yet) architectural plans for a tri-plex I'm looking to build.

I am currently studying finance and am in love with architecture.

Historic preservation and architectural constraints are something else entirely.