Hello and thank you for your contributions to BP.I’ve been immersed in the BP podcast while going to college studying civil engineering, and I can either do an engineering internship this summer, or shadow an investor.My long term goal is renting and holding mobile home parks and mini storage units, but I’d like to flip some smaller properties to get started.

Architect, geotechnical, engineer, permit fees, loan fees, interest and inspections during construction, etc.

I currently am a full time Civil Engineer, and wanted advice on cities to move to where I could get the best bang for my buck as far as real estate, as well as live in a desirable city for someone in their early 30's. 

A home inspector  is too low on food chain , they wouldnt be recognized by the building inspectors You would need a engineer to inspect and certify what was done .  

Can anyone recommend a structural engineer to walk the property and give me an idea of scope of work that needs to be done?

My entire family wants me to go to school and become an engineer or something.

I’m a Civil Engineer graduate working for an ESCO. 

I am looking for recommendations for a vetted GC and Structural Engineer in Northern NJ, preferably within the Hudson, Essex, Union, and Bergen county areas.

My background is a blend of electrical engineering and business management. 

I'm looking for recommendations for an Survey/Engineer to complete a short plat in Puyallup, Pierce County.