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?

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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. 

I am a government software engineering contractor from the Washington Metro area.