So you can only make $25.00 per square foot.Thats why the experienced money flocks to the major markets.

I am looking to find an experienced person who has done more than 3 or 4 Condo conversions.

So my question is, has anyone else experienced this?

If you want to learn about the engineering, I'd say go ahead.

The foundation is 72inches high and the permit is only for 48inches high, since the foundation was not engineered for anything over 48inches.What options are available to me?

For those of you that may have partnered with an up and coming investor (read less experienced).

I also just graduated from Pitt in April 2017 with a bachelors in chemical engineering... sounds like we were in the same graduating class, small world and H2P!

I currently work as an engineer and plan on using income from my day job to finance downpayments for rental investments.I am interested in out of state investing as the cost to enter my local market (SF Bay Area) is a lot higher than I can afford and don't typically provide cash flow.

He is also very experienced. 

But you don't know if you are going to need engineering, architecture, land studies, impact studies, etc...