As a civil engineer with a concentration in transportation, I am trying to understand how others have used their Professional Engineers License to benefit their personal real estate ventures. 

I feel as though I have a unique advantage being that I am a licensed building engineer and HVAC contractor.

The stable W2 wage earner brings significant credibility to the lending approval algorithm for sure.  

I'm a husband and father from Pittsburgh, PA, working as a Software Engineer, and am just getting started in real estate investing.I've loved real estate for a long time and have wanted to be an investor for a while.

I went to college at PBSC & FAU and graduated with Computer Engineering degree.

Sure, electrical engineer and had my own rep firm. 

I am a Michigan State engineering grad (GO GREEN!)

In all fairness, this method has risks (engine flaws, bad title, etc) but for $100-150 a local automotive pro can do a very thorough vehicle inspection and a $25 Carfax can significanly lower those risks of buying outside of a dealership.Thanks again for reading and please to share your stories, questions, and experiences using BRRRR outside of Real Estate.

I had to stop working as a software engineer several years ago due to health issues, and that had me scared that I couldn't afford to "risk" real estate.

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