Here's my situation, I was going to start a position as a project engineer this upcoming Monday with an annual salary of $72,000.

I have started to work directly with the city to get approval to construct multiple duplexes on the property, a surveyor/engineer, and an architect finishing the plans.

A serious, no-nonsense buyer should totally consider this.Interestingly, most of the people who pursue this route with us are extremely analytical types: quants at hedge funds, engineers, accountants, lawyers, etc...

Hi everyone,I am a recent graduate and working as a Mechanical Engineer in San Jose.

Having said this, you would then be responsible for everything that needed to be re-piped inside the house to run to the new meters and would have to meet with the town/city engineer for inspection. 

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All of the architecture, civil, and structural engineering is all complete and approved by the city.

I've had a career in engineering, banking, international insurance and real estate investing and loved all of it.

Ready for stucco as well.I’m installing drywall this weekend Inspect for Monday and finish from there, then final.as far as that goes with plans, permit, engineering, and this scope of work so far I’m into the ADU $25,000This is for a 20 x 19 2-car garage conversion.380 ft.².Let me know what you guys think.Thank you for your time!

Yeah ok....Let's see I house engineers with Honeywell, 3m, Cargill, Semens......