My days are spent employed as a traffic engineer (yes, that is an actual job title), and my evenings are spent entertaining a great wife and two wonderful children.

Our real estate investments allowed my husband to leave his job and start his own engineering business.

I can tell my degree matters, it's in engineering, people don't seem to care that the degree is irrelevant to real estate, only that I have a degree, I hear it in their comments and in their tone.

If it is a spec build, at what point should I contact architecture/engineering/construction firms for information?

It is performing poorly because the owner operators are under capitalized, don't know the business, and are burned out.

As a social worker it is easy to get burned out on being with people and like the escape of home remodeling.

And its real wood, not engineered or laminate.No, that cannot be glued down.

I am a 20 year old student at the University of South Carolina studying chemical engineering with a minor in mathematics.

The software programs kick out nonsense reports that burn up a lot of trees to get the same info you can put on one page of a spreadsheet.

BUT, one little detail, dealing with the Army Corp of Engineers had to be completed before the final map was approved.