However, depending on project complexity, this puts a huge liability on the Architect/Engineer.

We’ve received a quote from a structural engineer for $35,000 to fix these issues and we will try to get two more quotes from other structural repair companies to see if this deal is even worth the time and money.  

I understand that all trades need to have these but what about the GC or company doing engineering work?  

I did my best and I have been blessed for sure but I feel I can say I really limited myself and my salary by not getting an engineering degree which I had a free  ride to obtain at one point ! 

Needed to hire an attorney, translator, and engineer to negotiate terms and perform due diligence on the property.

I bought a car at 19, had to put a new engine in my truck, and the student loans I had for my first year of college I attended are what make up my debt right now.

The architect will blow up your budget with his finishes more than the structural engineer will by over-designing the structure.

If you are getting an engineering degree, finish.

I am a full time engineering student at UW-PLATTEVILLE graduating in May.

One local recommendation led to a company with an appraisal background and another local recommendation led to an a company that used a professional engineer and a CPA to produce a report.Any tips on qualifications to look for in a company, and do they have to be a member of the American Society of Cost Segregation Professionals.