I have used the Allure many times on rentals but not the Ultra to me once I get to that point $3 a sqft I can get some really good Engineered Hardwoods with padding for around $1.99 so I tend to go with that instead.

Like I said, kuddos for starting the engineering process, I wish I could add more insight but can not without more details from you.

You're bidding against an algorithm not a human.

Hello everyone,I am a recent college graduate and currently working as a mechanical engineer in North Atlanta.

I'm an engineer near Gainesville so we are practically neighbors.

Stick to tile in wet(er) areas but its been a design choice over utility choice.A little cheaper than engineered wood flooring and as long as the rest of your package looks good it generally will not matter in the buyers eye. 

Has anyone used the REACT system (reverse engineered assignment of contract for terms).  

I'm a 28 year old Structural Engineer living in St.

I was born and raised in Corvallis, OR and just moved to the Portland area a few months ago after graduating from Oregon State with a degree in Construction Engineering Management.

You should strongly consider going to college, but study something that interests you and will benefit your RE endeavors - finance, accounting, marketing, management, architecture, project management, any of the engineering fields, construction technology, construction management and yes, you can find some real estate degrees out there.