I would only provide it if the investor is willing to pay for certified contractors that pull permits when needed and don’t try to cut corners.

Also, this is a good opportunity to learn about home construction, zoning, applying for construction permit, etc. 

In California, most building departments allow general contractors to obtain electrical permits when we are performing 3 trades on a job site and I do a lot of electrical work that passes inspections.Since I am not a licensed electrician I cannot argue with someone who is licensed because I am very confused if someone is saying that when using Romex an electrician has to attach the ground wire to both the metal box and the GFI, or a regular wall receptacle.

I graduated college in 2008 into the crash.

I am a college student looking to meet real estate investors in the Madison area.

You'll also need to figure out how long it will take to develop the land including all of the permits and inspections, if need be. 

I would suggest googling a zoning map for your target area, you can then dqwnload a "table of permitted uses" from the county's website.

I am a college student in Boston, MA looking to begin my real estate investing journey through house-hacking.

Not sure if the permit/CO process is the same for short-term rentals as well - assuming that's a hyper-local question. 

I'm in Essex county with an owner occupied multifamily and I was pulling permits for a kitchen and bath gut renovation.