Keep in mind if on well/septic there are likely acreage requirements-Site Engineer, does your area require a site engineer to draw up plans, pull permits, determine right of ways et with fire/utilities.

Your average guru: "If you do DMM and you get no traction, it is because you don't do it enough... so do it more".Let me tell you as a scientist and engineer.

a bit north of Homestead ave.. for 1.4 I think and put 2 to 4 apple engineers in each room for 1k each.. so 8 to 16k income per house..

To get suggestions, you may use online search engines, contact friends and family for recommendations, or get in touch with regional real estate investment networks.Go to seminars, networking events, and gatherings for local real estate investors.

Unless I go back and reverse-engineer it from the date they secured the unit, often I lose track of where a particular building is in the turnover pipe.

Reverse engineering from your desired income to today's steps, like calculating the number of properties to purchase each year, is a practical strategy.

Hello everyone,I am a 25 year old civil engineer EIT (engineer-in-training) that focuses on commercial and residential development design.

I have spent the last 25 years as a Mechanical Engineer and have recovered financially. 

I am a structural engineer for my W2 job and it is actually insane how beefed up beach home designs are nowadays.

I'm a software engineer diving into the real estate world, currently working as a software engineer at a real estate company (just a coincidence), in my position as a software engineer I'm doing a lot of cool AI stuff, that gives me the ability to build and create tools for myself to find deals (maybe will share about it later).Currently, I've got one property in Toledo, Ohio, that's currently rented, and I just bought a new one in Cleveland.I'm here to soak up knowledge, connect with folks from all corners of the globe, and share what I can.