There are some minor solar equipment differences, specifically with the inverter, if you intend to add batteries now or laterIf a solar system is properly engineered, snow is a non-issue.

I would reverse engineer the process to figure out how you can find decent tenants that will want to live in those areas.

Besides my full time job as an Electrical Engineer I want to build a long time portfolio for financial freedom and satisfying my entrepreneurial soul.

I'm a Mechanical Engineer studying to get an MS in Aerospace Engineering. 

The under 30 workforce "job hops" more often and I think are less inclined to doing the 8-5 But the student debt is astronomical My little brother got his PhD is computer engineering. 

I work as a sales engineer but have been spending the last year researching the real estate game and the B.P. community seems to be very nice and helpful so I'm glad to be here!

To be done properly cost segregation should be done by a construction engineer or architect with knowledge of the relevant tax code.

@Marvin Barrera you can typically go to a local real estate agency's website and they'll have a search engine you can use to look at "for sale" listings on the mls.

Then you could reverse engineer it from a condo to an apartment....and then figure out how to sell it to an apartment investor...or maybe tear the whole thing down and build something with higher value.

I'm currently still in school at Iowa State University (studying construction engineering) but hope to be able to purchase my first property next year at this time before graduation in May.