No pitching, and lots of prominent BP folks were there. 

Traverse City is another city that I love and I think would be a great place to live but I don't have a specific knowledge on the market, but what I hear from a local architect, I believe it is also booming. 

Then the fund will pay for survey, architect, engineering, geotech, landscape design and permit intake fees.

Real estate investing allows you to be the architect of your life!

However, based on occupancy & rental for STR's, and my extensive and ongoing discussions with other realtors, investors and other professionals such as contractors, inspectors, title agents and architects- most investors outside of my sphere are seeing 10% -18% net cash flow, compared to most of my clients receiving 13%-25%+ net cash flow.

If not, the city does not have to honor the 2 family use and could require a new use permit where you would need to have an architect or civil engineer submit a new zoning plan and obtain a zoning permit. 

However, I was the Architect and acted as the GC.

I am an Architect and am currently building my own modular house.

For those that have completed a condo conversion (architects, investor, attorney etc.)

Add to the mix the utilities, architects and engineers and it is easy to get bogged down.