I live in San Diego and I have a good job as an engineer.

I am new to apartment investing and I'm ready to take down my first deal (in spirt, no actual deal yet).About me: SFH experience, working towards getting CO broker's license, wife is a residential broker, 10+ years of project management experience in heavy civil and commercial construction (projects ranged from $140M - $40k), degree in Civil Engineering, extensive business development experience, creative win-win negotiator, and I am ecstatic about buying apartments (it just makes sense on so many levels)I have connected with a local mentor/sponsor and we are looking for 50-100 unit buildings (Type C to B) along the Front Range.

This is in no way a solution because I am not an engineer.

@Brian Novak I'll definitely do a solid analysis on the properties, I like numbers...and spreadsheets (Engineer by day).

I am an engineering student at Michigan Tech University, and I am new to real estate investing.  

I have a house I am selling that needs an inspection by an engineer.

I would engineer to get possession and reverse risk back onto "seller." 

He will check with city and engineer as needed see if we can keep the structure as it'll save us tons of money and time.

(I have/I am)"I am a real estate investor with a net worth of over 10 million""I have no debt except that which is paid by others""My passive income from Real Estate investments is $20,000 a month"Just make sure you have a big juicy why for that goal, thats the engine and fuel for your purpose in life. 

@Aaron thanks for your inputI agree that's why I keep going. but I have my college, I also consultant as an engineer he knows me and we both make good money he asks why I need more properties.