Your codes dept can help with the permits and requirements (insulation, drywall, doors, closets, wiring, window size and heights, including if you need a licensed contractor, professional drawings, the inspections, etc).Keep in mind, if the tenant doesn't have the required number of dependents to get a 4 bdr voucher, adding a bdrm will just cost you money up front and on taxes, but not get you more from the S8 office.

Only THREE Residential HVAC Alteration/Addition permits have been applied for in the city so far this year and it's almost March! 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

@John Hall yes and noyou want to research the area by zip code to make sure the area you drive for dollars in is an area that cash buyers currently invest in.

We do not wear uniforms and have a pretty casual dress code.

I have a plethora of code from previous projects I could reuse plus a pool of equally skilled developers I could (maybe) call on for help if need be.

I was even entrusted with clients’ garage codes and house keys because I had proven myself trustworthy over and over again.To apply this to my real estate career, here’s a quick story about one breakthrough moment in time.

I am working with a veteran on a deal and we want to offer veteran housing if we can so I’m trying to gather as much information as possible.Does anyone have a zip code specific table for HUD-VASH rates?

@Michinori Kaneko Here is a BP link with more info: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/473986-michael-blank-deal-analyzerYou can find it by googline "michael blank spreadsheet"I am a data analyst/data scientist so I spend most of my day coding or in excel.

I have 2 houses zoned multi and just bought the 2 next door. 19000 sq ft land, enough to add on but code says one side doesnt have required set back so is nonconforming.