A GC that works on the job, manages subs, gets permits, works with engineers, designers, etc. will have substantially more time into the project than the rest of you combined, easily. 

E.g. my background is in finance and my partners have backgrounds in marketing and engineering.

Columbus is the home of Cummins engines and they employ about 8,000 people around the area.

To answer your question: I'm a self-taught software engineer. 

My name is Margot , I am 25 and work full time for the theme parks as an industrial engineer.

My wife is really supportive and is helping me along the process.I graduated from UNO and became a software engineer.

I'm currently a student at the University of Texas at Dallas majoring in Mechanical Engineering and am graduating this upcoming December.

:)  I also read your profile, great job from moving from an engineer to a full time investor, love it! 

Eric H. i am a w2 working engineer who started with sfh rentals.

Finding local foreclosures is actually something else I am interested in figuring out but haven't really looked into yet - but I'm definitely not seeing them in the same place.I was really considering buying a parcel at this auction purely for the experience, but by the time they removed the ones that had been redeemed before auction day there were only I think 3 that were big enough to legally build on (and not even usable if rezoned somehow, just like 4 ft wide strips of land between 2 houses and such).1 of those was commercial, would have required tons of tree clearing and excavating to build on it an all the engineers, applications, and hearings involved with that were intimidating for me... that was the only useful one I could've afforded.