My goal is to invest in my first property by the end of this summer.I am a professional aerospace engineer and know how to write very complex software so if there is anything I can do to give back I would love to talk to you.Thanks!

I am an engineer, and I have taken a few crazy math courses, but I am not going to pretend I can calculate out all the risks associated with having an mortgage and put a dollar amount on it.

I'm wondering if someone from this forum ready to guide me basics of RE and what needs to be done to grow myself.I live in San Jose,CA , working as IT engineer but want to enhance my career in Real Estate.Thanks for your help in advance.

I've had dealings with these properties in the past on the engineering/management side of things.

Investor, through his agent, states that he has about $165,000 invested, which includes engineering fees and architectural work to plan for the huge renovation.

My day job (computer SW/HW engineering) has a lot of what J Scott mentions - opportunities to learn and do new things.

The best part of the website besides the fact that it is FREE is that it will syndicate the information to several classifieds search engines and will it will get you listing on most of the major social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook), online classifieds (Craig’s List, Backpage, Kijiji), and Zillow just to name a few.

I went to school for engineering, but after I graduated I quickly found out working for other people isn't for me.

And I have an engineering degree and was a math minor, so if I'm confused, there's no way it's not just confusing.

I'm a drilling engineer working for a small, private oil and gas company in Midland, TX.