Once I finished my enlistment I got an amazing job as an Operating Engineer (crane operator) in NYC and met my beautiful wife.

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As for myself, I am currently an engineer, with a little less experience in home repair, but have done my fair share.

For drawings-$2000-$3000 for drawings, not including structural from an engineer.  

It's really old and was not put in by the current owners so I don't believe its an intentional cover up.The inspector says the foundation doesn't make him nervous, but of course that's one person's opinion and people do miss things.Considering having a structural engineer take a look as ripping out the floors in the basement is out of the question.Any thoughts or suggestions?

I disagree with Nancy, there are a number of reasons an owner would sell at a price that meets your algorithm.

Hi,My name is Sean Buchner I currently attend the University at Buffalo pursuing my bachelors degree in civil engineering.

May I ask, for foundation repair, have you used the structural engineer?

When I chose to step up to these challenges I was neither "naïve" or "overconfident", I was prepared and determined, as a result, I'm now a better engineer, Marine, and pilot.

I need help drafting the plan for one of the structures that will be on the property and am looking for an architect or engineer that would be able to assist.