Hi all,I'm looking for a recommendation for commercial/multifamily builders who would be able to help with a townhouse development that is currently in permitting in the city of Atlanta.Thanks in advance!

You will also need money, approximately 20% of the total project cost for unexpected expenses.I have been a residential builder for 20+ years and can tell you with absolute certainty you can not properly access any and all construction and/or code needs by looking at pictures in the MLS.  

Rather than give advise as to the feasibility of your project, here are the initial steps you can investigate to determine the likelihood;1.Go to the local overseeing zoning body.  

A third and very out of the box option would be to go to the builder and be upfront about the situation.

I'll call the Board on Monday to ask directly, but I figured that I know there has to be other Virginia based landlord / builder / handyman / contractors who've seen this.I'm not trying to skate by with anything here..I'm actively supervising and involved in all the work at the house.

Interestingly enough, the profit for the builder/developer is very high, usually 25%-50% profit, as they can sell from $70,000 - $125,000 depending on location and amenities.3.

Aloha Andrew, Being a builder my self I would shy away from deal number one. 

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i'm currently working w/ the lender and waiting to get a preapproval for around 600K total.The current owner is a builder and want to lighten his load, planning to build new homes on the lot directly connected to "mine".Thanks again!

We see that locally with some homes built by a certain builder about 15-20 years ago.