If you are in house flipping for example, this is who you should have in your circle:-Real estate agent-Wholesaler-General contractor-Sub contractors (electrician, plumber, framer, painter, roofer, etc)-Handyman-Designer-Architect-Engineers (electrical, structural, mechanical, civil)-Stager-Title company-Real estate attorney-CPA

Do what @Mike McCarthy has suggested about having a pro pull the permit.I have been in the position of being shut down, had a code inspection called, required to hire an architect.

I work in Manhattan as an architect and work amongst developers/real estate pros and “the money” daily.

Why not just have the architect survey the entire job instead of paying a 3rd Party Software company to do it?

I have a buddy who is a great architect.

I’m looking for a good architect to give me the plan so my contractor can start the build up of a house interior.

Would you have an architect first come out to proof check your new extension idea and recommend better ways to build it?

Hey All, My fiance and I are looking for an architect to draw up plans for a bathroom addition and a kitchen remodel.

Just do as-builts with a local draftsman/CAD guy or architect and throw them into the building department AFTER you negotiated that item down on your purchase price!

We are looking for an architect who has done this in the Heights before.