It took an engineer, $1000 and two months.

As a bit of background, I live in Phoenix, AZ and work as a mechanical engineer. 

I’ve written formulas to allocate the Passive allowed losses so I copy paste that as well.But, I’m an engineer so I’m used to putzing with numbers.

These type of work should be specified by engineers, so if done properly according to the plans you shouldn't have to worry.

Also, if anyone is curious, I plan to major in Civil Engineering, so I believe the Real Estate workforce would be complementary to my career.

Things like water and sewer tap fees, subdivision review and fees, increased design and engineering, etc.

And I'm about to rent to a 4th year engineering student that has a prior eviction now.

My father did acquisitions of space engineering companies all across the US and eventually in Australia.

You can upgrade and make the units premo nice - really nice laminate or engineered hardwood, tile in the bathrooms, cool light fixtures, quartz countertops, new appliances.

You're also probably going to want a geotech engineer to look at your soil to determine if any remediation will be needed to build a new foundation...Is 600 sq. ft. the footprint of the building or total sq. ft. that you can add.