I am only a regular person, so I am missing lots of info involving code, where the best place to put lighting fixtures, how to design/modify plumbing, etc.Things I need: 1) to know best place to put electrical wiring, etc 2) to know the best place to put plumbing, etc 3) how to situate everything in bathroom and kitchen area... 4) advice periodWould a residential architect handle these things?

I wouldn’t hire a mgmt co for 3 or 4 fam, there are tons of individuals who do the trash/light cleaning for small multi fams and it’s very reasonable, $100-$150 a month.

SOW includes new plank vinyl flooring where necessary (a lot of it has been recently installed), new paint including cabinets, new stone countertops in kitchen and bath, tile shower, and new plumbing and light fixtures.

A huge light bulb went off for me!

I remember having the drills and getting under my little desk in grade school like it was going to protect us. and of course I lived through all the things M.

Plus, since the plans have already been given the green light and the area has a history of successful apartment rentals, it seems like a pretty solid investment.

Renovated grain silo at entrance and added recreational pavilion complete with outdoor furniture, stocked fishing lake, fire pit, and landscaped and lighted entrance.

I painted the main living spaces and the master bedroom, rehabbed the kitchen (painted the cabinets, replaced appliances, replaced the counter top, and installed new flooring and light fixtures), gutted the master bathroom, and closed in a window that looked into the foyer(I could never figure out why someone put a window there).After doing a little bit of reflecting, I wanted to share some of the biggest lessons learned throughout this process.1.

The only work contracted out was the roof, the exterior paint, the paver driveway, and some light plaster repair.

So, as the owner, you'd be responsible for items like texture, paint, flooring, lights, switches, cabinets, countertops, toilets, tubs, appliances, etc.