. :)"[b]Be a transaction engineer, not a 1 trick lease option pony.Serve the Seller, and he/she will sing your praises.

Very enticing indeed.I am a civil engineer from Purdue University and have resided in the United States majority of my life.

You should think about becoming a transaction engineer in this business meaning you should be able to work with both the Ugly house and Pretty house parts of the business.

Those style offices are usually atty's, CPAs and engineers and generally their clientele aren't looking for a nice modern office, they just come once a quarter and meet and that's it.

Cost to go through the permitting and engineering range from 4-6k depending on who you talk to at the county and the engineering firm.

Also bought them and had a small 6 unit apartment building.I own a marketing company that does Search Engine Optimization, Marketing Consulting, Internet Marketing, Direct mail, and I am involved in other business projects (joint ventures with people, etc.)Anyway, enough about that...My goals are to purchase mobile home parks where the park owns the land--not park owned mobile homes.

If you are investing in single family real estate, then you know that rent payments are the cash-flow engine of your investment.

-Sending out about 500 mailers a week to target areas (specifically people who bought their homes over 20 years ago)-Reworking my website-Created a feeder website to rank higher on search engines-Tried putting out bandit signs but got a ticket.

What I'm attempting to indicate in most areas this is a time cnsuming, costly project with engineering study requirements in most area.

Need to specify exactly what the deal is.Any professional organization (company, business entity) that requires a professional license, from what I have ever seen, requires all to hold that license, an engineering company must have all engineers, a beauty shop must have owners as beauticians, a law firm made up of lawyers.