I bought it with my brother 5 years ago and the first thing I did was make the walk out basement a separate living area(no permits).  

Its a 3/2 with a converted garage so its a 4/2 but with no permits.

I graduated from college with a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

When I graduated college at the age of 22 I didn't want to move back to my folks house so the first thing I did was to look for a property that I could buy and move into.

Both showed up in the city permitting so no issues there.Frame new bedroom in front portion of houseRepurpose laundry room into master bath suiteRepurpose current master bath into master closet and washer/dryer closetEnlarge openings into kitchen and family roomTotal kitchen gutReplace all windowsRelocate front doorAdd front deck and replace back deckAdd central heat/air as the house had window unitsWhen we first walked the property the front room felt like it sloped.

What special permits and local committees will I have to deal with??

I graduated from college with a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

While my initial goal was to find a way out of the 9 to 5 rat race and continue supporting my family, an equally important objective was to demonstrate to my children that it's possible to earn a living by adding value and serving the community.I attended college in Baltimore over 30 years ago, and now my son is attending college there.

., but the real estate business has always been of interest to me.I am currently interested in the West End part of the Atlanta area and College Park.  

Hi,Is anyone familiar with the Town of Brookhaven (Suffolk County NY) ordinance regarding renal permits?