As long as all the above are allowed by zoning and culvert possible via city building and engineering, and none of it blocks ROW, that neighbor couldn’t stop you, and his free “green zone” goes bye bye.

That way, all of our locks are in the same app and have the same functionality.For exterior deadbolt locks (front door, garage door), we used this:https://a.co/d/2SFMNcy For normal interior locks (bedroom), we used something like this (the ones we have are currently unavailable, but this has similar capabilities):https://a.co/d/8C6nYenYou can create codes from anywhere without the locks having internet connection because it can create them using an offline algorithm.

Engineer and architect to verify buildable and permits able to be pulled 

:)JasonWell it's going to depend on how flexible your engineering job is.

This debate is like arguing if it's better to buy a car with an engine, or tires. 

I've hired a team of Software engineers at about $80/hour, the going rate 2 years ago was $225/hour.

I’ll report back how it all shakes out but figured I would share what mass save (Rise Engineering since we have Unitil for utility supplier) was currently offering.  

Laying off older engineers and investing in AI.

You'll want to make sure that you have the architects, engineers, contractors, etc. all lined up to really build the case to the lender that while you don't have experience you do have a team of strategic partners with experience. 

Of course there's still time for some last minute bookings.We use Pricelabs and haven't migrated to the new algorithm because it was pricing consistently lower than the original one.