If yes, it is likely best to go straight to working with an Architect, as they can provide more in-depth guidance and then jump straight into preparing drawings for the permit.

@Mitch MesserThank you for your in depth reply.

The grade slip provides the information that is used to quote the job (depth of sewer).

@Rich KnissThank you for your in-depth post!

I am interested learning the different type of strategies of investing (please go in depth).

I invest full time in Indy from California and what you really need is an in-depth knowledge of the area you're going to invest in.

I am amazed at the depth of knowledge here.

This time I could go in depth into actual case studies of some of my clients closings etc. and things that happened to watch out for etc. and cover more details of NNN.I have been getting a lot of interest for NNN from the podcast from investors.

I have been in business for 45 years and have never experienced the volume of content, the in-depth level of content, the quality of content (covering every aspect of Real Estate investing), the weekly bonus zooms, the contracts, the guest experts, the family, the camaraderie, partnering with family and soooo much more.

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by @Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.