Based on it being fire damage and the section of the home is blocked off, you might be better off having a structural engineer or architect take a look at it before a GC to determine if there is structural damage.

I suggest you do the reverse-engineering on BP and search BP for prior posts on PM for MHP company in your area.

Go ahead and have your agent do it.Obviously it's not going to be accepted by the bank's computer algorithm, but, hey, go get it out of your system. 

I currently live in Saint Mary's, GA and am serving in the United States Navy as an Engineering Laboratory Technician on a guided missile submarine.

I am studying electrical engineering entering my final year.

Of course I can make the time, I'm currently working 60+ hours a week as an Engineer on Nights and I work another 15-20 hours a week doing Real Estate Broker work, but ideally I don't want to sell houses, I'd rather be using my license to manage my own properties and find great deals, and by managing my own properties it opens up a LOT more great deals.

Hello Everyone - My name is Tom and I am a 28 year old Application Engineer from Portsmouth, NH looking to get more involved in real estate.

Engineering plans already completed. 

Since you are inexperienced, I would advise taking a general contractor or engineer with you.

I am just guessing what you meant by the hourly rate is that it is a way to reverse-engineer the basis for what it might cost to do something, so a 5-hour vegetation removal job for 2 guys would be 5 x $20 X 2 = $200.