So I'm an engineer and have submitted plans into the city (right next to Des Moines) on a 950 sq ft house addition. 

What other real estate advertising engines is he/she going to use?

Despite being a licensed engineer, they all seem to want that GC license.

@Arjav Parikh You'd probably need to get a survey company and engineer involved.

Reverse engineer it.

So I got in touch with L&I and was told that this rule is currently in effect and that for non-owner occupied properties you either have to (i) submit plans (in which case you’re subject to the 10 business day review period) or (ii) submit a sealed engineer’s report that no structural work will be done (in which case you can still get a permit same day).  

It also depends on how the architect and/or engineer draws the project. 

This is a new field of work for me (engineering degree), and have really enjoyed learning from hearing peoples experiences flipping, but have not gotten much insight from peoples experience/lessons learned with investing in up and coming areas for multifamily home flips.

I am a civil engineer and have worked on installing a Blu Home.

I recently moved to Milwaukee to attend Milwaukee School of Engineering in order to persue a degree in mechanical engineering.