I went to college for Architecture and Industrial Design and circled back to real estate design and sales in 2016.

FYI, patents on the lighting system, bond, and project architecture are in the works.

Someone always has lower prices, but their numbers often don't include:-Fences-Landscaping-Fees-Professional services costs (engineering,architecture, surveying, etc.)

Give tenants 12 months notice, 24 months if they are disabled or elderlyCreate your architectural documents (unit floor plans, site plan) Create your standard condo docs with an attorney (master deed, declaration of trust)Have a different architect come and provide a 'Statement of Condition' (this is the hardest thing to find - most architects will not be willing to take a small job like this - this is also only required in Somerville as far as I know) Complete an application to the condo board (meets once a month)Attend the condo board approval meeting, or have your attorney attendSubmit $500 fee per unit to the townPrior to closing, separate all utilities with separate meters (electric, gas/oil, even water in Somerville)All-in costs for 2 unit conversion...anywhere from $12k to $18k.

Not even the building or architectural or other consultants.

A little background on myself, I have about 12 years on designing in CAD for Civil, Architectural/Engineering firms, and as well as contracting companies in New Jersey.

I very much want a company like theirs to be successful for many reasons (environmental, cost, and beautiful architecture). 

They are looking for a full time in house realtor and I also happen to be an architectural photographer which will help them quite a bit.  

We can see from the picture the house has zero architecture to preserve.

You should call Heidi Bolyard at Simplified Living Architecture + Design.