I am a Mechanical Engineer in the DFW area.

I think that approach will be more effective than trying to come up with one on your own.The scripts you can find from professionals online are scripts that have been tested and tweaked after hundreds & thousands of calls.Use search engines and reach out to active wholesalers to find the right one for you!

Hello to all, new member checking in here.I’m a mechanical engineer by trade, working primarily in the industrial automation and robotics industries.I’ve been on the fence reading/listening/dreaming for way too long learning about various investment opportunities and am ready to take a leap into real estate investing.I’m most intetested in multi-family and possibly note investing with some IRA funds to start.I’m looking to start building a network in this industry and creating a life with more freedom for myself.Thanks for reading.

In addition to being a student I work as a Project Accounting Coordinator at an engineering firm in Plymouth.

As a former Corporate Network Engineer and Designer, one option is that Powerline over Ethernet device that also has localized Wi-Fi.

I am a recently married student (Mech Engineering) and interested in learning (a lot) about the real estate game.

You need to spend $10s of thousands if not $100s on drawings elevations civil engineers planners before you pay the plan submission fees to get in the door and they can say no or you need to make amendments that cost more $$$

I'm Kathy -- I work in tech in SF as a software engineer making mobile apps.

Cash flow is the fuel that allows your engine to run, so you will eventually get there.

Can anyone here recommend a surveyor and/or engineering firm who can guide me through the land division process, create the new plat plan and help sort though the possible need for a new retaining wall on the south end of the lot?