I am based in Orange County, and work as a geotechnical engineer at my family owned Geotechnical Engineering firm specializing in all soil work for construction (if you need any soils reports or have environmental issues send me a PM).

I've got a substantial acquisitions engine in my business that makes this possible, so for you... set the bar at 70 or 75% of current market value, roll your sleeves up, and scrap!

Keep putting this stuff out there but be sure and explain what you are looking for in case they haven't read the book.Perhaps, create keyword alerts in BP for "systems", "process", "engineer", "detail-oriented", "integrator", "Rocket Fuel" etc.

I personally come from a tech background, having worked as a Salesforce engineer for the past several years.

Your costs might be lessYou’ll need a geotechnical engineer to do the design for the septic/well.

Yeah, the passive allowed loss part for the rentals is a bit more complicated for the average person, but as an engineer it’s not that hard for me to setup.

Attorney, engineer, architect, contractor, etc...Just my 2 cents

I'm 26 years old and work as an Engineer for Facebook. 

Right now I'm and engineering tech, but I do believe I have the skills sets to do a flip.

Is that just because the way the algorithm is designed?