I m in real estate for the long haul.Please share your humble beginning stories for some encouragement.I work a stressful full-time job as a laboratory scientist, and I m in grad school getting my second grad degree.

Lastly, if the lots are not going to have city water/sewer and would need well & Septic then a soil scientist might be needed to tell you where a well/septic could go which might affect the lines the surveyor cuts.

It's not a rocket scientist thing and you aren't going to have a bunch of communications with them. 

Earlier in my career I was a US Marine and a data scientist.

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I'm a computer scientist / amateur investor from Nashville, TN and I have a rental property in Murfreesboro, TN.

@jason sylka - I have some data scientist friends that might be able to either help you clean or glean your data - sounds like a fun side project I'd love to contribute to that if you need help!

You aren't dealing with a rocket scientist, and he will not want law enforcement involved or legal troubles.

I started my career as an R&D scientist before transitioning to the sales and marketing aspects of the industry.

I was (am) an Evil Robotics Scientist.