It’s always rented well and one tenant has been there 15 years.It looks like the property could use a little work from the outside and when she bought the property 25 years ago she had a structural engineer come take a look at the foundation that was buckling.

Just soliciting design ideas Bryan ;-) So far I am partial to a pattern similar to this one for the ghastly side: Leading Spite Fence Design For Ghastly Side There may need to be some engineering changes given that it needs to be done as a fence, but we're just brainstorming at this point.

He works full time as an engineer, so most of the responsibility was mine.In 2006, the first thing I did was purchase books - "Landlording" and a book about cash flow by Frank Gallinelli.

If you are going to do this though, it is important you have a very robust screening process and also to set up contractors in the local area for darn near anything.Home warranty...

It's 40 x 100 with 16) 5x10 and 16) 10x20 I'm at about $90,000 including dirt work and civil engineering, everything.

He's an engineer (young guy) and said in last quarter alone, Ford has added 1700 new recruits.

Just use the Compfight.com search engine, be sure to select "commercial" on the left side after searching, and give proper attribution for the photo (which Compfight.com even gives you in a nice, copy paste format) There is also FreeDigitalPhotos.net but they are kinda cheesy photos.

I am an aerospace engineer by trade and am fortunate to love what I do for a living.

Well @Nate Green focusing on Lease Options is good, but Being a Transaction Engineer is better.

I'm new to BP myself.I'm a structural engineer in Boise, working in commercial and residential buildings.