I'm a software engineer, and Austin has a lot of opportunity for me.Ryan, can you tell me more about the deal of the duplex you just purchased?

If you want to do a roof top deck, get it engineered real well. 

I also can tell you that some of that data is also reporting the Covid-19 Cares data.Those reports are using algorithms that do not have perfect data and will include additional trade lines that are are distressed but being forgiven. 

On a property with a loan, that will be like rebuilding the engine on a car while driving down the road. 

This is Shahrukh and I am a network engineer and been out off job since April 2020 due to Covid-19 job cut.

However, now we are looking to get involved with an apartment syndication. 2 of us attend Boston University (Computer Engineering, Real Estate & Finance) and 1 recently graduated Tufts with an economics degree. 

From researching online and in these forums it seems to be best to hire a structural engineer to help provide material list and a drawing. 

Just the Architects, Engineers etc. are going to be upwards of $10-$50k depending on the project.

Zillow has a decent algorithm, but I wouldn't rely on it.Find rentals comparable to yours (size, amenities, and location) and keep an eye on them.

we sell a lot and not all cracks are bad.Hairline cracks with no movement - we just seal or epoxy inject and go on.Cracks that are substantial with no movement we also seal.With movement on the wall we ad beams that tie into the floor and the main house to hold the wall up.with cracks in the floor with movement, sometimes you have to put a pier under the foundation.When ever there is visible movement of the wall or floor we get an engineer to tell us what to do and give that to the foundation company to use in their bid.