So if you don't know the these things already go ahead and start talking to contractors and figuring out the information they are going to need.

Architect charged us to expedite permits, soon after we found out that we were going to need to ask for variances on the project, despite him assuring us before purchase that we would be able to change from a single family to a duplex "by right".

The fact of the matter is the insurance requirements are going to need to start to bend a little as the insurance market doesn't have the capacity to meet these requirements with an affordable premium. 

Originally posted by @Jesse T.:One

., that is my thinking as well, my theory is that the big hotels are getting threatened by Airbnbs and they muscled this ordinance into place, the fact that it passed so silently and the mayor was supporting Airbnb being there gives me "corrupt" vibes all over the place.

@Zack Karp I’m not sure of what loan officers to talk to need suggestions

I assured him the architect toned it back on the roof of the next one.

In wholesaling you're more likely to need an attorney to defend you than in doing the paper shuffle.I'm not anti-wholesaling, I did one a few months ago to help a friend of a friend.The issue I have is with the promotional side of telling new people getting into RE that it's the place to start and that it's simple.

I'm going to need a lot of work in the house if I purchase it and will be having city inspectors come in to check the electrical re-wiring that is needed.

But the area definitely seems to need some improvement.The area i'm looking in is between Biscayne and Miami Blvd.