I'm great at math and almost went into engineering or architecture, but decided engineering wasn't for me either.

All of this work is being done while consulting with a licensed structural engineer. 

I am planning to move to British Columbia once I graduate Civil Engineering (major:tbd).

Since I would need time to draw up the plans then get engineering then get permits before being able to start the build, don't want to waste interest during those "waiting" periods.

I didn't really understand how a structural engineer makes their money until I needed to hire one, and that helped me in the hiring process of one.

I also have a degree in audio engineering so if you ever have any recording questions that you can’t find the answer to on google feel free to reach out, I would be happy to help. 

If you are, then you have to weigh that out also from a timing perspective, as any structural work: like removing a wall or doing a new layout for the home will require structural reviews and a planning phase with city engineers (which will add more time to your project in the permit phase). 

In a more modern home you'll see laminate and engineered flooring come apart and any particle board or MDF construction start to flex and warp.

my first year I did 3 BRRRR's out of state while working a full time engineering job.

I've been a Bay Area resident for most of my life.I'm a Software Engineer and recently have been interested in Real Estate Investing.