Hi There very excited to be part of this community, This is Williams Herrera a IT Engineer looking for the financial freedom, hungry to learn how to become a REI, I have saved 40k for my first deal but before that I would like to learn the most to minimize the risks and be able to get my first big deal.If you read this post please, share with me some advices and tips to get immersed in this RE world. 

I've been working with job titles like construction project manager, who doesn't know a lot about construction but coordinates architects, engineers, GCs etc, the VP of RE management, who also does not know a lot about construction but oversees site selection, lease negotiations, property management, RE accounting who writes my checks and does annual CAM audits, and other jobs like that.

All that I have to do is either type my name or the business name into a search engine, and on the first page of the search I have a hit with the LLC and my name on it.

I have some web design skills (I'm an engineer, so easy to learn new programming languages) and I'm currently testing my new system to manage the tenants.

Builders, house flippers, brokers, etc.Unfortunately, banking and finance services and certain architect and engineering services don't qualify.

Hey John, I used be a construction engineer and installed LVP in own house. 

Usually you're going to have to invest some front-end money to survey it out and work with an engineer to figure out what's possible (generally the more lots the better) based on your existing access to infrastructure, the desirability of the area, zoning rules, etc. 

I work remotely as a software engineer, I currently make $105k / year.

I heard Buildium is great and I used their search engine for lead gen.

On the foundation I would have had a engineer come out if you had concerns.