I am in my late 20s and a Mechanical Engineer by Degree and I work in project management/construction.I have been maintaining a high saving rate and nearing a Coast FI number to where I could start dialing back my work hours.Before I make any moves I would like to have some run time with a viable side hustle or part time job that I could leverage my degree and experience to still earn a decent hourly rate (or equivalent).Does anyone have any advice or any experience with effective side hustles or types part time jobs that I might be able to transition to?

In some Zip codes, that’s the equivalent of more than half a million dollars in a decade.

I don't have insight access to Canada's equivalent MLS system.

Being intelligent and enlisted can be a very frustrating experience.A four year college degree is the equivalent of a high school diploma pre-1990.

Well, I still don't want to be scammed, so what course "on eBay"(or anywhere else) provides equivalent information?  

I've never encountered an equivalent {soft} threshold here in Canada ... but now I need to go looking for one.

If you have no 401k (or equivalent ) at your w-2 job maybe someone else has some ideas on what to do.

This frequently is termed subjective value and includes valuation of amenities which attach to a property or a determination of value for a specified purpose or for a specific person.Market value, which represents the amount in money (cash or the equivalent) for which a property can be sold or exchanged in prevailing market conditions at a given time or place as a result of market balancing.

My first 3 years of experience was equivalent to 10 years of industry experience.  

Before we bought the place and during due diligence we did check on her and received nothing but great remarks and since the purchase I've heard nothing but good things and after being there 6 days I can see how valuable she is.What I'd like to do is offer her 5% of the company (per purchase price equivalent to giving her appx $65k) however vest it over 5 or 6 years (taking the idea from Dale Hensel and running with it...ha @Dale Hensel )   So how he had structured it before per a podcast I caught, is you earn 1% after one year however it's given to you at the end of year two and so on.Any other ideas on how to structure this or present it?