I have a client wanting to put in an offer on a house. It was built in 1943 and is basically a total gut and remodel. It is a pier and beam house... BEST case scenario it just needs to be releveled. Typically you have...

Smaller populations benefit greatly from technology whereas a place like America can't make sense of it, just pray for supercomputers to be able to use an algorithm one day. 

I’m wondering if anybody knows or has worked with a residential structural engineer in the Atlanta area that could perform an inspection on a house.

I am an engineer with Turner Construction working on high rise developments down town.

I'm a 24 year old software engineer living in Austin Texas, and am looking to do a multi-family house hack in September and begin my real-estate journey.

I am an engineer with Turner construction building high rise developments downtown.

Should I look for an architect/engineer/etc.?

I love my job (I'm a software engineer) and have no plans to leave it, but if something happens to me (or my job) where I'm no longer able to trade my time for money then my life will likely change for the worse. 

Somewhat like reverse engineering.

Not the engineered that's on a slab.