My office works a lot with Mark Weeks at Weeks and Irvine ( https://www.weekslawfirm.net/ ) - I'd recommend reaching out to them - they are very helpful - let me know if you hear back from them if you reach out.

They have an office on Eisenhower in Ann Arbor and cover many specialties including real estate.

It adds about a day or two, since I can create my own floor plans, to measure and layout plan, and then a half day in office to get the permit.  

Let him know I sent you:Brad Lammi, Attorney at LawThe Law Office of Brad Lammi, PLLC

The project when fully completed in 10-15 years will have:2.6 million square feet of class A office space200,000 square feet of retail and restaurants2 hotelsThousands of high end residences30 designated acres for parksArticle link here:https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

Here is what it found:Full Bathroom: 23% increasePartial Bathroom: 15% increaseGarage: 13% increaseCentral Air Conditioning: 12% increaseFireplace: 12% increaseBasement: 9% increaseClose to Golf Course: 8% increaseHigher Ceilings (9 Feet): 6% increaseAdditional Bedroom: 4% increaseLaundry: 2% increaseAbove-Ground Swimming Pool: 0% increaseIn-Law Suite: 5% decreaseProfessional Office: 5% decrease

Because I am a teacher and don't get paid over the summer, I would need to identify the replacement property while the relinquish property is in the process of closing, rather than waiting until after it closes, so that I can continue to provide proof of income to the loan officer to secure a mortgage on the replacement property.

It has been an insurance office, floral shop and financial office.

I'm currently pouring everything I've got into fixing up a new office space, but once it's done then I'll invest only out-of-area.David Greene has a great book that explains the whole process.

Ideally, this would be a garage apartment with some office space below and approximately 600 to 700 sf unit for STR purposes above.