I'm concentrating my MF efforts in Florida as Tallahassee/FSU provides more options and I already have a good Property Manager in place. 

Ya never know.Your best bet with the kind of runway you have right now is to concentrate on finding the best financing and make the deed match what the lender wants. 

As a civil engineer with a concentration in transportation, I am trying to understand how others have used their Professional Engineers License to benefit their personal real estate ventures. 

Definitely no carpet down the hallway - that's where the most concentrated wear is. 

It's a quick 'n dirty method for analyzing dozens of properties at a glance and knowing where to concentrate you efforts first and heaviest.Maybe you have time to go thru 2 dozen properties per day so they don't fly off the market before the next Buyer comes along.  

JWB (Jacksonville Wealth Builders) is a quality company in Florida and to be direct, there are several providers in the Memphis area that vary in price point and area concentration.  

Some of this may be a function of supply/demand in Austin too and lender's bullish nature on lending given what the regulators will allow them to do with this part of their concentration.  

Prosperous urban areas - for the most part - have big concentrations of services which make them attractive places to live.

A little background on us: I am a recent MBA graduate with a concentration in finance from Stockton University and just purchased a primary residence near Smithville, NJ.

If you see a community or area that has a high concentration of them, there is probably a reason for this.