Hi All,I just recently graduated college with my degree in Chemical Engineering and relocated from Minnesota to Nebraska where I'll be beginning my job as a Project Engineer in a few weeks.

Hi All,I just recently graduated college with a degree in Chemical Engineering and relocated from Minnesota to Nebraska where I'll be beginning my job as a Project Engineer. 

Clubs, WWW, REA, wholesalers, other REI. etc...In a nutshell, I reverse engineer from my needs to my leads...and back.

Hello,
I'll preface by saying my hands-on experience with deal identification is limited, so feedback is highly desired.  
I'm looking to process real time real-estate data from a variety of sources (MLS, Craigslist...

Modular" homes do have many of the value points that you state in you post in that you can generally have you modular built faster and cheaper than stick built.I am in the middle stages of vetting modular companies here in Texas and will be working to build out several modular duplexes on a piece of land I have identified, jut working with the county engineering team to verify infrastructure.

Hi, I'm a new money investor in RE trying to make some money and learn how the process goes.My partner and I are engineers with good enough salaries, and were thinking about making an investment on a 400k property in NC.I'd be a semi-silent investor: 80k down, negotiating the mortgage (it might be in my name only) and with contractors (but not actually sourcing and managing them).He would be covering all of the rest: 10k down, finding the deal, property manager, selling etc..We are both inexperienced but very motivated and data-driven doing a good amount of research (10+h/week for the past 6 months)The proposed split isequity: 70 (money investor, me)/30% operating (after recouping initial investment) cash flow: 50/50% after operating expenses. 

That being said, I also happen to be an engineer so putzing around with numbers and spreadsheets is really much more second nature to me. 

(PS Zillow and other websites' values are no substitute for an appraisal and their algorithms routinely over-value properties,  So you may not get that price.)

Other than the obvious tweaks of raising min pricing or base prices, any other ideas/suggestions those of you using them can share to manage the seemingly broken algorithms we're now seeing due to locks owns, STR bans, and cross-border travel restrictions?

The county engineer that seems to be in charge of the road widening near my house.