As an architect, I am tasked with that analysis in phase one before anything is designed.

@Chad KingThis is not something they can be done “off back of napkin”.While the jurisdiction would love to add housing, you need to hire an architect and engineers to make sure it is designed to todays codes.

(You can also travel down US1 and be in Moore County in 15-20 minutes.)I work in tech remotely, started web design in high-school, didn't take the college path went to the school of hard knocks, now work as a support engineer at a major pharmaceutical earning just north of six figures.

One of our latest projects to date is in a downtown area and has ZERO designated parking spots which I knew going into it.

We have a company designed to help owners and property managers connect with quality contractors.

I bought them all as shell properties and designed/built-out the interiors.  

It's a simple government program designed to help out lenders.

We did decide to use a designer (Against my better judgment) that costs us a pretty penny but our investors left happy!

We have a suite and I've told renters that we designed it so if we wanted to live in it we would. 

FYI it contains macros you'll need to change, and it was designed for use with rental cabins in the Tennessee mountains.