Dream Weaver (engineered floors) uses a solution-based dye that will hold up better than any other polyester that I have seen out there.

I say for any structure plan about $125-175/sqft this exclude well, septic, foundation that is additional cost and each one of those can range between 10-30k dependent on soil type depth need to drill and the type of foundation needed to support the structure.I have an Architecture and engineering background feel free to touch base anytime you want. 

@Amy KendallDo you have any good recommendations for a structural engineer down there?

That's sort of the separation between an engineer and an architect. 

No use going to school to get a chemical engineering degree if you hate it. 

Not all small/local banks will have robust online or app interface, so depending on how much you want to do your banking online, that would be something to consider.I read a pretty cool book called Profit First by Mike Michalowicz, one thing he points out is to possibly find multiple banks to accomplish the methods in the book.  

I would get in contact with a local engineer that specializes in land use analysis and local and state permitting in your area.

I am a full-time college student for electrical engineering, work 50 hours a week at my job, and have taught myself how to trade stocks on the side as well, so I am determined to learn and expand my knowledge.

I have a good steady job as an engineer that pays very well and am not at risk of losing it.

I feel that if i start a business i could then earn much money once my business starts to get going and i will have a nice/good engine to provide cash for the real estate  investments.