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?

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I am a cyber-security engineer from Connecticut trying to escape the rat race known as the 9-5 and start a career in real estate.

He is nice and I assuming is smart because he is an engineering major. 

I'm not exactly sure how much is required when requesting to rezone but I heard I need an engineer to draft a plan and have to attend zoning meetings.

All 10 spent fixing very large planes.I worked my way through my civil engineering degree, graduated in December of 2019, got a job as an assistant project manager in March '20 working on mostly public school renovations.

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If an engineer signs off and says the existing footings are built to code, shouldn't that be enough for the city?