The option consideration funds fixing the problem and the option is for execution of a contract with price and terms that reflect the value added plus profit for engineering.

And I have been working as an engineer for the past 10 years.Are there any options for me to do the cash out with no employment?

It's an art in itself, and a whole different skill aside from the landlording.....You're LUCKY if you already have a team of trusted contractors.....And I thought I did.....I've used the same reputed local plumber for a bunch for my units.....Long story SHORT, he HAD to finish the job that day but only did HALF of it, still leaking a bit after.....The in-house engineer of the condo building tells me, he can do it for $40 bucks and he has the parts already.....How do I go back to the old contractor, cut him off for his half-done job and handle the payment????....... 

My name is Dominic Augustine, I am 28, have my mechanical and civil engineering degrees, am a business development manager and am looking to gain my financial freedom fro real estate investing!

Hi all, My name is Evan Price and I'm a software engineer just getting started in Atlanta, GA.

Since Google bought YouTube in 2006 YT has become the second largest search engine in the world so its important to utilize that strength.Also, get a selling agent that will call neighborhoods, mortgage brokers, title companies, etc. 

I have a degree in computer science, and have worked as an Engineer, Manager, and Business Analyst, most recently earning about 100K / year, W2...  

The beginning of this year I got out of the Navy and stayed in NH to go to school for an engineering degree.

My name is Kenneth and I'm 18 years old and an engineering freshman in university.

If it's a school with many technical, engineering, and medical degree programs then it will probably weather the coming storm better than a small/private liberal arts college.Alternatively, if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency and introduces basically a single-payer system for higher education, maybe these problems go away and college will just become like second-high school for most students.I know my alma mater, a large "State" University saw a "surprise" decrease in enrollment this fall and immediately was talking about cutting staff and the like because their budget has been based on the perpetual growth of enrollment and tuition costs as seen the last 10 years.