I would bring in a drafter or architect to assess it and see if you only need the building plans and pay permits: Building plans about $3k to $4k since everything is done... and city permits about $4k to $7k and make sure that you don't have to do anything major... front foundation could easily be $5k or more plus engineering work and stamp. : so, assess all systems and see for obvious things like : garage door, ceiling height, perimeter foundation and drainage, framing if you can, attic space, electrical, plumbing etc 4.

Hello BP,I've been working as a Gov contractor providing Cloud Engineer services for a while, but my true passion is commercial real estate.

The buyers had a structural engineer inspect and then asked for another $60k reduction to stabilize the foundation.

Youtube is the second largest search engine, and has videos on basically every subject known to man.

I am an engineer so I am very used to Excel.

Solutions, being a resolution-engineer is hard. 

Therefore, we can be manipulated or our judgement can be affected by anything that happened during the day.It's called social engineering and it has multiple variants.

You can determine what a decent salary would be for someone in your market and then reverse-engineer to see if what you're paying as a salary, plus the projected performance commission, will get you there.

I am not your structural engineer so take what I say (and others most likely) with a grain of salt and best to get a contractor to come take a look at it.

Lawyers, engineer, architect, expeditor, surveyors, etc pile on the fees quickly.