We interview at least 10 civil firms or survey firms / land planning firms all different types.

Its land planners and civil  engineers for SFR lots.

My BackgroundI have worked for a few years as a construction manager and a few years as a civil engineer, and I got my PhD in civil engineering by studying construction productivity.

That’s the business end of litigation firms.

I did a lot split last year where we only had to show feasibility and we did it with septic and well as well as public taps just in case the new owners wanted to do either. they ended up wanting to be on public but we just needed to show it to get the lot split off with the county engineer's office. using a land planner, surveyor, or wide breadth civil engineering firm would help.

This doesn't look good: https://www.juralindex.com/civil/luis-perez-vs-heritage-capital-holdings-equity-fund-llc-house-on-the-run-com-llc-equity-management-group-llc-john-klonga-megan-l-klonga-danny-wellham-case-details-08759751e8029bf7dd17474e33224fc0.html

He handled some litigation we had with a contractor that did not complete a job and he did a fantastic job.

"The Gun Is Civilization" Human beings only have two ways to deal with one another:  reason and force.  

Also, work seasonally at Best Buy or the Apple store.I loved games and video games: chess, Quake, Unreal Tournament, StarCraft, Diablo, Civilization, etc.   

I guess with a bunch of loans not paying and then all of a sudden they have to retain legal the deals go from profit to loss pretty quickly one borrower i know personally we into them for millions and the borrower sued them (BS suit by the way) and then they had to file judicial on all his 30 or so loans.. then He went BK and they had to pay to wrangle through that.. plus this borrower filed material man liens behind their loans so they could not even do workouts and they had to pay to litigate all that.. so you can see I bet the defaults and subsiquent legal fee's and then super bloated overhead did them in.