I have a property in DC. I have to dig down in basement do some underpinning which will require permits. Any recommendations on architects with connections to expedite the permitting process? Please provide any recomm...

Hey everyone! I bought a historic building in a small town last summer and have finished the interior demo. It is completely gutted now. I am leaving it wide open and opening a small neighborhood pub with an investor ...

Looking at getting my next 2-4 unit property in Houston, Texas and surrounding areas. I am seeing some built in 1930s and 1940s. They seem to be fixed up but based on the age of the property what would be some things ...

As a newbie I am looking to learn as much as I can about the subject of luxury home process, What books can I read to learn about the ins and outs of luxury home development, I'm talking about home like the one you se...

Seeking proposals for architectural drawings for new construction for 2 multifamily. Below are details of what is currently being sought after. With the strong possibility of hard money funding and need for a large do...

An empty vineyard farm will cost me almost the same as a ready-made farm (until planting and everything is in place). And for that, the young vines will take from 2 years to start bearing fruits while the ready-made w...

Re-designed. The city at first wanted a rear loading garage, and we designed the house with that criteria. Then, they decided that they wanted the garage in the front of the house, so our architectural designer (an...

Hi All, I'm an professional mechanical engineer working as an MEP project manager on large commercial construction projects in Manhattan. My experience is primarily with commercial and retail office buildings. However...

Hi allPotentially considering buying a house in the Bay Area - Santa Clara. It's an older 1950's smaller house 950 sq ft at less than $1m. This post is less about renting/investment as the end game for this house is t...

This will be my first flip and I have questions on ROI. 
As background, it's a 1400 sq ft ranch in a very desirable area where homes typically fetch $500/ft+ after rehab or new build. Just to use round numbers, I'm b...