If you have the cash, I’d get it fixed, and include either a warranty, or some kind of letter from an engineer signing off on the fixes.

Intelligent: Many of my clients ask complicated questions or ask questions in a certain way that many may not understand (engineer mind), the lender needs to be able to keep up. 5.

I've seen teachers, firemen, software engineers and all sorts of people invest in real estate successfully.

I am planning on converting a single family into a two family in Revere, MA and it’s in a RB zone. I don’t know the minimum sqft for a 2 family and cities restriction and regulations. I would appreciate the help!

So make sure you have the funds, and be prepared to go over your budget.Also, you will need a very competent group of engineers and contractors, to do this correctly.Do plenty of due diligence and give your municipality zoning board to get the ball rolling.If you have any other questions don't hesitate to contact me!

Plans & engineering = 4-6 wks, Permitting = 4-6 wks, Final budget = 1wk, Construction 14-18 wksBest size for ADU: be aware of any significant break points where different fees apply.

These people can guide you through how and whether it is possible for your specific situation and lot.In my area, I had to submit the engineered plans for approval first.

Rented about 100-200 lower than I would've liked.The refinance process took over 3 months due to the appraiser requesting a structural engineer to assess the basement crack.

Hi @Robert Gavin, welcome to the forum.Have you tried that good ol' search engine, Google, for answers?

We are waiting for county approval of land disturbance on final revisions submitted by our civil engineer.