This community is full of people who’ve walked the same path and are ready to share real, actionable advice.Here’s what I’d recommend:Don't just find a tax preparer, find a proactive tax planner. 

I'm not a city planner, but from seeing how accessible it is to buy a home from a builder on the outskirts of town, with more affordable prices, interest rates, and better features; I just don't see how the INTERIOR of a city can really "Revitalize" without there being incentives for ambitious real estate professionals.  

Most fee-only financial planners will save you a lot more than they charge you.

Additionally, how can I go about identifying or vetting a qualified civil engineer or land planner to help with my design needs?

Whichever way people go, we recommend finding tax planners vs tax preparers.

@Gp G.You need to hire a financial planner.

I do like many things about Bolt - they have great customer service, you can schedule calls with a business planner/teacher, etc.Hopefully this was helpful!

You are asking questions only a financial planner can answer with an in person interview.

City planners are now requiring new STR permits, even for existing properties, cracking down on non-owner-occupied rentals, and even owners are being asked to provide proof of HOT tax compliance and submit renewals annually.  

BRAND NEW (developed from the ground up and everything) brewery is opening on that bikeway the university has been pitching for years.I'm convinced that the university & city planners design the campus as a resort rather then an institution of higher learning.