. - here are the links to USPS mailbox "standards". https://www.usps.com/manage/mailboxes.htmhttps://about.usps.com/publications/engineering-st...http://pe.usps.gov/text/dmm/D041.htmI try to avoid putting any names on a tenant's mailbox, but I don't prevent a tenant from doing do themselves.

I am an ambitious retired network engineer who started that career after closing down my first business which was in the automobile industry، sooner later I developed an interest in investing in my property and other ones by using Airbnb. it was a really funny story to begin but you know that after one year I would be managing 33 luxury apartments distributed across one of the fastest growing communities in my country.

I would get a structural engineer to the property.

I also have contractors, engineers, investors, lenders, etc. that I pop in on when I don't know the answer to something, and others that just have different experience in a niche I want to learn about.

What ever timeline a builder/architect/engineer quote you add 6 - 12 months.

They received a quote for 22k (engineer reviewed) but want to sell. 

One program in particular can finance 90% of purchase + 100% of rehab for a first-time investor, but the property needs to be a good fit for their algorithm, and the loan amount must exceed $100k.

I'm just creating a search engine trail with this post. :-)I originally requested $20-25,000 in funding preferably cash.

I'll throw in a few more things to consider:Property Assessment:Structural Engineer Evaluation: Before proceeding, hire a structural engineer to assess the extent of the damage.

Permits are not expensive, getting the drawings and engineering are where the money goes.