If there are any drawings that the architect needs to submit for approval so yes but it looks that the only hurdle will be resolved and signed by a PE (Engineer).

I would consider having a structural engineer (PE) come out and provide an inspection report.

If a lowly paid PE teacher can do this, anyone can.  

Hi Andrew, I am an UES native and LA transplant doing acquisitions here for a PE fund focused on retail, MFR and office. 

If for example the SP500 PE average is 30 this year, and drops to 24 next year it would have a dramatic effect on the price of the stock.Conversely if you own real estate you are more inclined to be concerned with the actual cash flow as opposed to the valuation overall because your timeline is much longer (generally).  

Would love to meet up and learn from more experienced RE investors (my background is in PE and venture).

@PE Burke - Welcome to BP!

Yeah - the magnitude of the dip makes stocks look pretty attractive UNTIL you look at the crazy run-up we've had and the P/E multiples we're still trading at.

Foundation repair is super common in Texas and I did it right with a PE stamp / permits on the work.

I am so clueless on stocks, I don't know much beyond PE ratios.