We are currently working with leading nationally recognized civil engineers, architects and EPC's on site development work and a regionally renowned construction firm.

My roommate Nick wants to jump into the real estate world and has a unique skillset as an architect and offered to work with me and provide great discounts on materials and tools needed for renovations.

Generally, I let my expeditor/Architect deal with all the rezoning requirements.

To be clearer: I have “new build” projects on the horizon and am trying to determine 1. whether this architect is quoting high on this easy project (& therefore I will try to find other options for the new builds).

I started as an Architect Major but after a year switched into Business Management because the life style was more for me..plus I was not a very good architect lol.During my time at Philadelphia University I furthered my Soccer Referee Career (I have been a referee since I was 13) and because President of the Sigma Nu Chapter at my school. 

But for a $200,000+ gut rehab, or a ground up development, you're going to have to go with a GC and an architect. 

If anyone in the area can recommend a contractor or architect Id appreciate it.

Hi, I am a licensed architect interested in learning more about real estate investing.

There’s a lot to think about here . . . and potential business opportunities for architects who understand the new state standard and specialize in ADUs.

They key will be to get with an operator that really knows the area and has the resources (builders, architects, access to great deals) to pull it off...in other words "boots on the ground".