When the zoning is in place you need an engineer to create a plat and get it approved by the town. 

You can do this in multiple different ways, Zillow or Redfin are all lead based search engines meaning you can use that to your advantage and tour homes that are on market.

Another one was a husband and wife who are both engineers and make almost $360,000/yr they put down 20% on $869,000. 

I live in North Jersey and work as a geotechnical engineer where I travel between Newark and NYC for work.

It is a business expense you'll need to provide same as electricity and water.I do get calls occasionally to confirm I have these even though it is clearly listed in my VRBO and Airbnb ads.You can filter these items in the search engine and if you don't have these then your property will not even show up in a customer's search for a property to rent.

But the way the rental search engines work now really puts me behind, especially when I have to build in the heat too on one 4U property.

Bedroom is remodeled except for the floor has been ripped up and yet again just the plywood looking sub-floor remains.Basement has foundation cracks but I hired a professional structural engineer and the report says the house is not in any foundational trouble but gave suggestions to install carbon fiber strips as a preventive measure for the long term health of the building.I have about a week or so to get into the property and get the unit up to a FHA appraiser's standards.

I've been using the search engine at the top right and I was curious if anyone had an efficient way of finding answers to questions that come up.

@JM PayneI work for an engineering/consulting firm as an electrical designer.

Most of the properties I look at are generating nice revenue, so why pass on a good revenue engine?