There are some great values out there for engineered hardwood.  

I know the IRS guidelines require a competent person with an engineering or appraising background.

Then, the cumulative investment returns of all owned properties are conveniently illustrated in our Real Estate Wealth Building Analysis Summary report.The analysis will cover the four- (4) primary engines impacting investment real estate returns (pre-tax cash flow, income tax implication, debt/loan impactonyieldandanyprojectedappreciationwillbefactored).

I have been Wholesaling for about a year and a half now and I’m starting to look into development deals because that is where I want to start investing into a certain extent as far as new builds and condo conversions An apartment complexes And I was just wondering if there were any books or people you recommend me to research just to gain more knowledge on this topic Impossibly maybe even let me know what you are looking for and I can reverse engineer and find it for you any help would be appreciated.!

I qualify for a MassHousing conventional loan and am looking to take advantage of those nice first-time homebuyer, owner occupied rates, actually nice PMI, and other perks of MassHousing.For background, I'm a new grad with a really nice job as a software engineer here in Boston.

Just from the BP network, I've connected on zoom with at least 1 other SF Bay Area CA engineer from Apple who invests in only Ohio and another investor in Singapore who also invests in OH because they live in very HCOL cities.

Prior to hipages, Vitek worked as an electrical engineer at IBM and Sharon-Zipser worked for PWC, then later started his own business advisory firm."

I have the gumption to work and a history in project management, construction, engineering, and research, but I haven’t played with sums this large and would love some guidance on where to focus my efforts.About his investment interests:-He is seeking to invest around $5-7 million-Cash-Potentially open to small loans if the interest rate is near-zero-He is interested in commercial real estate (mainly)-Open to exploring residential-He is interested in a potential longer-term investment in a commercial office space where he can set up another company (the holding company for his other investments and consulting work)-Interested in (but not set on):-Triple Net Leasing-Old Mill Building Restoration to commercial or residential-He is interested in investing in the Greater Boston area, Massachusetts only-Seeking areas which have future potential for growth-Currently considering:-Burlington, MA-Waltham, MA-Revere, MA-His investment goals:-Diversification of his portfolio from stock-only-He is interested in minimizing tax burden-Minimum five year investment-Creation of a division within an existing company to manage a real estate portfolio-He is extremely open and interested in ideas, but is seeking to act within the next 6-12 monthsI *KNOW* that I am not the likely candidate for assisting with this, but he is seeking to work with someone he trusts and has assisted in the past -- that is where I come in.

@Ben CohenAn engineer/architect will have to see the existing and decide if it can sustain two floors being added on top.

Some background about me: I grew up in the Houston area, studied Chemical Engineering at LSU (Geaux Tigers!)