That, and replacing every light bulb in the place with LEDs. 

Me and my wife just moved to the Baltimore area, looking to jump start our real estate investment engines again.

I'm currently a software engineer at Snapchat working on embedded systems and I also am a partner w/ some friends at a crypto fund doing ICO investing. 

If you want replacement cost coverage your monthly cost will be around $100 or more (again based on my experience).

He stated that the schrader tube where it was soldered and the refrigerant was running through was cracked and would need to be replaced.

Screen shot of work area - look for tidiness *I havent had success with this in particular but I know people who swear by hiring engineers as they can follow processes and have to be intelligent. 

Set backs are not proper, one water meter serves both properties, and sewer for one runs under the other house.I know I'm in for something close to $50K in engineering and filing fees to do this, but my question is: is anyone familiar with engineering /architecture firms here that are pros as far as getting this done, ie, it's what they do? 

I intend to have a structural engineer out to inspect the place as well as other various professionals to ensure the building is in decent shape.

It depends on campus... for a big campus, you can be 5 minutes from the Engineering building and 20 minutes from the Medical Campus......that’s my case and I have renters anywhere from a 5 min to 20 min walk from different parts of campus they may need to get to.

Ok....The house was cruddy, the garage contained this (1955 Ford Fairlane) Original engine and authentic 1955 license plate.