We are waiting for county approval of land disturbance on final revisions submitted by our civil engineer.

You certainly need something a bit more robust to do apartments.

Just did EVP (engineered vinyl plank) throughout the entire house in my BRRRR.

I work in the Janesville and Beloit markets and these markets have given investors some robust returns for the last 3 years.

It's outlined in their article, originally titled (and still displayed this way on search engines), "Welcome to 2030.

He will probably need an engineer to draw out the barn and do certified drawings. 

Would getting a more robust policy that covers you completely make this economically unviable?

You’ll also need to look at hiring an architect and structural engineer.

I seem to be encountering more discussions re: cities either proposing new lead abatement laws on rentals, or who have already passed lead abatement laws.My question is directed to investors (mainly those with robust portfolios) who have had to deal with these unexpected laws.

Account Closed You are in a better position than most people, with the equity in your properties and having a higher paying job in software engineering.