I am 24 years old, and I am currently a graduate student pursuing a degree in Materials Science and Engineering.

What’s your experience with the street engine VS The list they provide?

You will need a structural engineer to look at it to tell you the true extent, but if they are trying to negotiate up your offer, it may be good to remind them that this foundation issue is really bad for the age of the home.

This seems simple enough since these row homes are everywhere, but I had a hard time even talking to an engineer.

We have a 1/2 street improvement that requires 2 street lights from PGE (Portland General Electric)   PGE is asking for an Illumination engineer to pick the correct wattage and throw of the street lights (so they do not shine in the neighbors yard and light up the street/sidewalk correctly.  

Madison SPECS and Engineered Tax Services 

I'm transforming my storage into an ADU and I need an engineer that can help me draw some plans.

You will probably need to spend some money to get to your answer (eg engineer, architect). 

It's almost easy to spot, but usually the best course of action is to bring in a foundation company and possibly a structural engineer.   3. 

I'm also an engineer (my company is Engineered Cash Flow) and have built up a decent sized portfolio doing what you're doing over the past 2 years.