Every jurisdiction is different, but in general it's usually a civil engineer and/or architect and/or general contractor who can give you an idea of what is feasible. 

They need to be insured that the project is feasible and will last 24 month or longer or they can kiss that green card goodbye.

There are several full service firms in Southern California that conduct feasibility studies, provide architectural plans, and construction for owners who want to add Accessory Dwelling Units to their properties.

Investing out of state is absolutely feasible but should be done after getting some skin in the game.

Just looking to understand the feasibility of it.

I would like to put some sort of partnership agreement together up front before going forward but not sure how I would do this without bringing this to a group I work with, doing the feasibility study and knowing percentages.

I am big proponent of this like others replied as moving over to LLC is not feasible for many reasons especially if property is financed.

Assuming that's feasible and ends up being the case, that would still allow Christmas and New Year's to be the official startup of the tourism industry in this area again.

It might be feasible to build them in with the over/under idea.. or it might work better for a washateria.

I think that is the first thing to have looked at once our feasibility period begins.