If however you just acquired a new zoning on your property or the area has just received a CID designation, or the like then it would be best to work with a broker that has moved similar properties in you area.

I hope your designs are already done and submitted for permits.

How do you account for the dimensions - Because my design would call for cabinets of a certain size , is it more an exercise of trying to fit what we find in to the space we have ? 

I'm a landscape designer in Nashville, TN looking to get into real estate investing.

Eventually, I plan to be back in San Antonio full time, and plan on starting a business as a design/ build contractor, saving substantial money on rehabs by performing them with my own company.  

I’m good at designing kitchens, but other than that, I don’t know.

I have a property more inline than some others and it ended up being the one in a floodzone.I believe the floodzone maps are on the FEMA website, they are the ones that designate it. 

Even though the 5th unit is not livable it’s clearly designed to be a living space if repaired so it won’t work.

If you ever have any questions, your managing broker or designated broker would be a great person to consult.Hope this helps?

Do a high-design renovation on a fixer-upper and put it up on AirBnb until you make enough cash to repeat.I know of some investors here in Arizona making up to $700/week per house.If AirBnb doesn't work out you can flip the house.Also, I found the book, Building Wealth One House at a Time, by John W.