Most of the demo work has been done in the home and the architect has the drawings for expanding the home.

About 60% are brokers with engineering license or architect background.

Feels like with partnerships I’m educating my partner on a very niche market, and in doing so I’m cutting 50% of my profit compared to me just doing it without a partner.I recommend doing it without a partner, hiring a good architect and find a decent builder to build it.

Get a Drafter you can trust: if you are very new at this: get an architect (bc they will have a license and insurance). * A drafter will be cheaper (any investor in your town or realtor that does flips or construction will know one): also a recommended contractor or even the city- building and safety workers, as they deal with them 24/7. 

School is good if you’re going to be a lawyer, Dr, architect, or something very specific that you need specific knowledge.

I would like to connect with an architect who can work with us to get all the drawings.

And speaking of plans, who did the plans, an Architect or Draftperson...?

I'm looking for a architect recommendation in Portland, OR. 

Does anyone have recommendations for an architect in the Fayetteville, NC area?

Gary, assuming your architect or engineer is not overseeing the project - on a rehab of a multi-unit complex like that I would actually look to a GC that does insurance restoration work rather than a remodeling GC.