Does anyone know a licensed structural engineer who can draw up and sign off on plans for an egress window?

Hi guys and gals,My name is Minh Nguyen and I just graduated in engineering and am working at a firm here.

I went to school for civil engineering and just recently started my career with a building engineering firm.

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATION:As further consideration for this option, Optionee is to obtain at his expense and deliver to Optionor prior toexpiration of this option the following checked items regarding the property:Property survey report by licensed California surveyorsArchitectural plans and specificationsZoning ordinance requestOn-site engineering plansApplication for a parcel map or waiverOff-site improvement plansSoil engineer’s reportLand use studyApplication for a conditional use permit4.

There will be a fee to pay, but a certified engineer/inspector will save you lots of money in the long run.

If not, seems like the natural choice: less time and much less risk, and you only need a surveyor and possibly civil engineer to complete all the work.

I have an associates degree in architectural and engineering design and a few years working for an architecture firm as well as a bachelors degree in construction management. 

(An attorney who may have a double degree in civil or structural engineering or a mechanical/electrical engineering degree would be desirable, if not, not to worry).

If you are going to start wholesaling it's very important to learn your area and what investors are purchasing and how they buy because those will essentially be your customers, also type in the search engine direct mail letters and a ton of information will pop up as far how to market to motivated sellers.

Hello, does anyone have any suggestions for a good STRUCTURAL ENGINEER in NC?