@Robert Burns I have oftentimes asked myself the same question.  

At one of my local REIA's last month, I met a guy who is working for a small real estate startup, based out of Washington D.C. I want to share this new website that is currently in the beginning stages. Create is a w...

I work in DC as an operating engineer and have been interested in RE for as long as I have understood the concept (I tried to by a duplex at 19 and simply couldn't get the financing). my wife on the other hand is very skeptical about anything other than a 9-5, and i had to convince her that keeping our house in Ga when we moved was the best idea, instead of selling something that was only 2 years old.

It doesn't matter if its software developers or electrical engineers (my day job), contractors, or actual employees in your rehab business.

You'll probably want to get a structural engineer to make sure it is possible to remove the existing ceiling joists so as not to put too much lateral pressure on the exterior walls, and recommend footing sizes and depths for the piers.

Hello BP,I guess I'm just writing this post so I can clear my mind right now.I'm 23 and I graduated from college in 2014 with a degree in Civil Engineering.

You drop him, burn the bridge and later find out others don't want to deal in that area, you're up a creek!

And the area North at Cape Canaveral lost engineering jobs a decade ago, due to privatization of the Space program.  

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Reverse Engineer your system and you will be more efficient with your time...and be very successful.Joe VilleneuveREcapSystemA2REIC