It's all about how much it costs "you".3 - How to design, and stay with, a REI Plan based on your financial needs, and designed by using reverse engineering.

I majored in nuclear engineering from Penn State and now work for Lockheed Martin as a data analyst.

I just graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Chemical Engineering, and I will be working as an Associate Consultant at Bain & Company while I am here in Chicago.Most recently I am reading Craig Curelop’s The House-Hacking Strategy and I would like to get an owner-occupied FHA loan for a small multi-family home somewhere in the Lakeview area of Chicago.

Hello everyone, my name is Michael Ding and I moved to Cape about a year ago for a job position as an engineer.

I enjoy my work - I am a mechanical engineer by trade and am a senior manager currently - but I have always felt a draw to own my own rental property.

I just graduated from the University of Maryland with a Mechanical Engineering degree and am starting out in Houston at the beginning of October.

My background is in technology - specifically Business Intelligence and Data Engineering but throughout my personal and professional work experience, I've created and automated some pretty powerful and robust workbooks and dashboards (Metrics/KPI reporting) using Excel.

I paid cash for the house, and my goal is to refinance it in the next couple of months.Do you recommend hiring an engineer to evaluate and give a report about the foundation work and submit it to the lender as a proof of the foundation repair?

I spent half of my career as a Mechanical Engineer and the other half in various IT roles (all for major corporations).After looking unsuccessfully for another W2 job for the first month, it became apparent to me that I really didn't want to report to someone else as the "boss" again, so I began exploring real estate investing as an option.

I am a senior mechanical engineering student in the North Jersey/New York City area and am a complete newbie in the real estate investing world.