So, they called out a structural engineer.

First step is to make sure you understand what the City will allow and then hire an engineer/architect team to put plans together for you and help with permitting, if needed.

This should have been caught in the review, that is what I hired Universal Engineering Science for.

We just got an ADU permit approved and it took 10 months and about $12,000 just for structural/engineering costs with city fees.

Investment Info:
Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Keystone Heights.

Purchase price: $260,000

Cash invested: $215,000

This is our new primary residence. Built in 1960, updated in...

Try putting "landlord tenant handbook Nebraska" into your favorite search engine.

Well i called the city and recorded the lead engineer for the project and he looked back on the records and saw that county staff did talk to the owner before i bought the house.

The link below that is a list of Youtube videos to help with the portal if you have any questions or issues.https://aca-prod.accela.com/DETROIT/Default.aspxhttps://detroitmi.gov/departments/buildings-safety-engineering-and-environmental-department/bseed-divisions/plan-review/accela-electronic-licensing-and-permits-system-elapsSelect a third-party company to come out and inspect the property.

The best team to reach is first is Powel Studio Architecture teamed up with Gutherman Structural PSA ask for Ashley state your interest in using Gutherman Structural (to expedite your project)Ashley (at) powellstudioarch.com The arch fee, includes the structural engineer firm. 

Due to my job (Network Engineer contractor) and both me and my partner being a veteran we have many options and/or variables that help us.