I have zero real estate deals I am just starting out right now, I am a full time mechanic, I’ve  been wanting to invest in real estate for quite some time now but I have been sitting on the side lines wondering what to do first.

I felt justified (nice guy).Here's how it all went down.I went to the house before because the new owners said there was water in front of the sink and they are not mechanically inclined at all. 

A typical project would involve a facade replacement, building mechanical overhaul or upgrade, vertical expansions, new or modernized elevators, restrooms and lobbies. 

From there I have earned my mechanical engineering degree with hopes of one day no longer working for anyone but myself.

I get what you are proposing but don't have experience in the mechanics.

Mid Tenn Mechanical did some work for me recently and they were amazing.

Whether they be a mortgage, mechanics, tax lien etc. 

Now that I've graduated with a good job lined up I'm finally ready to take the first steps in beginning a new journey in buy and hold real estate.I'm currently living in the Tualatin/Tigard area and working as a mechanical engineer for a large semiconductor firm.

I am educating myself on the mechanics of it and I know I will make mistakes, but I feel vacant land investing is an untapped market; and, I do not want to deal with the stress and headaches of landlording or property management.

The request for the GC was to build the structure (roughly 500 sq ft), or "dry in" the space - then I would take it from there and hire my own subs for the mechanical.