Of course don't forget consultants and your friendly attorney who says the board is at risk if they don't take his advice and use consultants and in turn consultant doesn't want to be sued so you will be using the most expensive engineers just to be safe.

Even then, you will run into buildings whose construction is "new to you" and will need to bring along a contractor or engineer.

I would want to engineer in about 25-30% ROI - or you may as well just stay home and let the Stock Market companies do all the work for you.

The zestimates have gotten better since they ran a competition for programmers to find a way to improve the algorithms.

If the deal makes sense, hire a local engineer for a few hundred bucks to have a look just for your own peace of mind.

A public access road and sewer line would have to be built with a design from the Army Corps of Engineers.

Our farther is a retired electrical engineer and has a wealth of carpentry knowledge.

I'm a sophomore Mechanical Engineering student originally from Long Island, but attending school up in Buffalo.

Hi guys,My name is Kelly and I am a project manager in an engineering company.

I currently am a contractor for the Coast Guard doing network engineering.