Kinda funny coming from a 54 year old who never even earned a high school diploma but still makes a decent living doing bookkeeping.Anyway, my hubby is a full time Enterprise Architect and I'm a Bookkeeper/Seamstress.

It's actually a bad idea some aspects of it should be reworked so the secondary market doesn't get pummeled, prominent deals would get undone if the law refuses to know it place.

If you’re changing the layout of the house, you will definitely need permits as well as help from the architect that you’ve found.

In Florida, you don't need to be a licensed architect to submit your own plans.

While he is the most prominent investor in stocks, like Trump may be for real estate, there are others like him.

I do lots of renovations but avoid historical projects because my focus is income and they take a lot of love...that said there are architects who really know the process and who to help you through.  

We've spoken to city official we have relationships with, local, trustworthy business associates, an architect and contractor who all think it is a feasible idea.

I don't work with people who want a commodity-priced solution or those that want to run the show.And that, my friend, is just one of many reasons why I'm glad I'm not an attorney.Only you can be the architect of your life.

I believe council must be an attorney but you may be able to have an architect or other representative.

The challenge is this requires working very closing with suppression companies, architects, and local officials.