The value was not only in monetary form for me.My father is an architect, electrician, carpenter, plumber and knows pretty much everything in regards to construction.

I'm an architect so I actually have to sit down and read that darn thing lol.

I purchased 2 acres of land in Puerto Rico last year am currently working with a team of Architects and Engineers to develop a unique Eco Resort on the property.

Even better if their under developed for the zoning: I have one client in particular who purchased a 10k sqft lot in late 2017 for $450k with a dinky SFR on it, and did preliminary plans showing 6 units (from a draftsman, not an architect), and flipped it for $750k a year later.

From a construction pov, sure, but won't the city require an architect, plans, etc.?

We did the numbers prior to investing on the structural analysis and architect.

If they insure Lawyers, Realtors, Architects, CPAs they will probably be writing a lot of these policies.

My girlfriend is an architect, I've done some renovations in the past and am willing to build sweat equity, her parents have know how and connections around renovating houses. 

Hi BP,Any recommendations for licensed architects residing in ATL or Georgia?

I suggest you use an architect and a contractor who have worked with a 223(f) before, as there's quite a bit of specific paperwork involved, and having them learn "on the job" can create some serious delays.