I feel comfortable with my ability to complete the work as I am mechanically inclined and I have a lot of experienced people around me. 

Hi everyone, new here and am really looking forward to hopefully investing in RE but want to make sure it could really happen.Here's the deal, I moved to Green Bay about 3 years ago but have been an hvac mechanic for about 12 years.

They literally can't wait for a traditional funding mechanism if their contract gives them 30 days and it takes 45 days (not uncommon) to get through a loan process. 

I was the same way, I bought and sold about 5 cars before I graduated high school, profiting a little each time (helps being mechanically inclined).

It sounds like strategic thinking as much as mechanical structure are what you're looking for.

It's kind of like a mechanic...sure, lots of other places can change your oil but if one gets done quickly, provides good service, and doesn't overcharge you, then stick with them. 

(mechanic liens, workers comp insurance, general liability insurance, entity structure, scopes of work, etc...) 

I see that you're a Mechanical Engineer so I'd love to message you and connect with somebody in a similar situation.

I’m wondering mechanics.

I worked for quite a while as a HVAC mechanical engineer and am now a stay at home dad.