. - I have an engineering degree from SJSU.

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Analyzing the deals is a reverse engineer process.

In addition to the actual work of doing the grading, asphalt, all the utilities etc. you will have engineering and surveying costs, permit cost etc.Hook up fees / tap fees will be paid by the individual building on each lot as you go along there are no discounts no matter how many hook ups you have. 

The most you will ever need (at first) is a building engineer to give advice on if a wall is load bearing and how big of a beam it needs to support the ceiling if taken out.4.

I'm an engineer, and overly analytical..

We added a bedroom and bathroom, reconfigured the floor plan to create a separation between public and private, and hired an engineer to calculate if we could raise the ceiling 3 ft.What was the outcome?

I am an engineer and young investor currently I have 4 doors in Trenton and Ewing NJ area,  My question today is, I have a duplex, that is on the big lot, (10+ car parking lot) and I am working with an architect and the Zoning officer planning to add to 3 - 4 more units on this lot.

I am a year away from my second engineering degree and In high school, in my opinion, the biggest predictor of how you will do in engineering school is how you are at math since they don’t typically teach true college engineering classes in HS.

Assuming that there is already a site plan with preliminary engineering and platting sorted out, what are some keys I should look for when screening for a good planning company to help get the approval we will need?