I'm a 23 year old working with my dad and hopefully turning this into a full time job (in engineering now but would love to transition to real estate full time). 

In fact, I am too afraid to start, but I would like to get going and jump on the train of real estate.A Little about me, I have a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering and a masters in Engineering Management.

In the meantime if you want to look my company up on angies list, the name is Preferred Property Inspections & Engineering. 

Unfortunately I've got an engineer, a Dr., an optometrist, a vagabonder and an adventure junky. 

I am an environmental engineer who designs water and wastewater systems..

Currently I am working as an engineer in Northern Utah and would look to get into house flipping and using the brrrr method for rental properties here in Utah or southern Idaho.

Looking for a structural engineer for a property in Apopka.

Or, I look at the overall robust economy, the relatively strong housing market, and wonder if I'm entering at a bad time - but then realize that when/if things crash, that'll be another round of changes that provides for opportunity.Opportunity is born from change, and at 42, I'm old enough to know that the secret to doing something is to just get started, and to keep chipping away at it.Anyway, my short term goal, once I have finished doing enough research and working on getting the overall engine in place, is to get a couple deals under my belt, and get an idea of what pieces of my process needs refinement in order to scale up a bit.

I had an engineer look at it and although the conclusion was the building is structurally sound, the city wants me to address the engineer's suggestions including some foundation and structural reinforcements and exterior work.  

Im currently looking for recommendations for a foundation engineer in the Oakland/East Bay area of Northern, CA who can provide an unbiased opinion on whether there are foundations issues that need to be resolved.