I would call the municipality for any area you're thinking of arbitraging in.  I

I’m hoping either a structural engineer or someone who has dealt with this before can chime in. I

My name is Cameron Fowler and i am a student at the Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. I

reverse engineered what cost I needed it for in order to make a wholesale fee and leave enough meat on the bone for an investor to take home a healthy profit on the flip.

A mark of a bad handyman is that he tends to try to do without a table saw in various ways -- it's a big power tool and what it adds to your capabilities are not always obvious.The condition those tools are kept in is also a reliable indicator of capability.

You must be an engineer.

I'm a Project Manager and Engineer by training so that's been my life for a very long time.  

I work with developers on similar size projects, either SF/MF/Commercial, etc, but the engineering "due-diligence" is a key in determining the overall project feasibility. 

Hi@Steven WilsonI am sorry that you have not benefited as an investor only in my areas I invest in.  I

If it is not a use by right,   If you are on the river and not allowed to STR, your neigbors will turn you in.The other concern is the army core of engineers.