Many things on your plans may require they be witnessed and signed off on my your architect or engineer.

Prominent as you called him, runs 8 figure NPN investment funds so I will stick with the attorney with a track record on this one, but thanks for the input.As far as the comment, "A defaulted loan has not other utility than being a defaulted loan", in my experience, I have found them to be profitable. seems Dave Vanhorn and several others have figured it out too.

I am a practicing architect, so I think I have at least the flavor of what I'm looking for in the MEP systems, even though I've never done residential work.I contacted my old landlord, who is a very active real estate investor and asked him if he knew any contractors or inspectors who would be willing to walk the property with me on a first viewing.

They were prominently built in 2005 to 2008 in places like Black Bear Ridge Resort, Kerr Road, and various other subdivisions in our area.

I'd say having a prominent businessman co-signing and having the ability to pay for damages absolutely makes a difference and changes the way you screen tenants.

It re-opened in 2013 as affordable apartments and a community center, a project of Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation, BNIM Architects and Dalmark. 

Also the property is zoned MF-33 which I am trying to connect with a local architect (hit me up if you're an architect) to see if we can build another 4-6 units in the back (ideally all 2 bedrooms if possible).If any other investor is out in San Antonio doing buy/holds (brrrr) or flips, I would love to connect with anyone out there who is down to chat.

Both of my parents are architects and my mom, in particular, instilled the "green" bug in me.

Oil & gas drilling does appear prominently.

hi thereI own a house in michigan and wanted to build an addition 500 sq ft room addition in the backyard, any idea on how much to build a site plan from an architect?