From my end, I will be able to provide some capital for the projects, but I am also a Senior Designer and have run my own consultancy for the past 6 years.

There are seperate considerations for commerical kitchens, my intial background was consulting and within that was hospitality including restaraunts.

., consult an accountant versed in cross boarder taxation before embarking in an LLC as they are typically not recognized by the CRA.   

What I did know is that there was a lot I didn't know so I was careful to be extremely involved personally in every step of the process and to regularly consult attorneys about each step.

She said they review plans and give out permits, but they do not sign "one-off" letters for individual work.My other option according to the document is a 203k Consultant.  

So without consulting an attorney, I cannot say.

I contacted ServPro, a mold remediation company, and they said they can provide a free consultation.  

The costs to tear out the old carpet will be rolled into the cost to install this new carpet, so you aren't losing that money.Painting is a repair.It would be wise to at least consult a CPA on these matters.

Since you're not paying a mortgage pro for consulting, it's in their best interest to give you a solid plan so you're successful.I wish you the very best!

Realtor can be a yes and no situation.CPA - make sure they know real estate wellBookkeeper - make sure they fully understand real estateInsurance Agent/Broker - yesI would also throw in a consultant if you are completely new to real estate.If you have any questions, feel free to PM me.