I'm a newly-married Computer Systems Engineer by trade and looking to get into real-estate.

For most real estate search engines you post and search by market, but what about people who are looking for a market that has a particular cap rate as opposed to knowing which specific market they would like to invest in? 

We had a new roof installed and new gutters in 2012, replaced and repaired plumbing stacks/pipes that failed and have done extensive tuck pointing.

The biggest factor/ unknown will be the support underneath which I will have a structural engineer take a look at.THE GOODI am quite sure I could offer low 30's for the property and he would accept. 

., the onus is on the contractor to make all the arrangements to get the material to the job; they can't point a finger at someone else holding them up because "you" bought the wrong/not enough material; who pays if they damage the material; if there is a material failure, the contractor isn't likely to cover the cost of their labor to repair/replace if they didn't supply the product; and so on.

I'd be really surprised if a Presidential library would be a big engine for most neighborhoods.  

Also, because my wife is unable to work because of medical issues I would need a brokerage that is okay with me having another full time job until I can replace the income of my full time job.

Hi,I currently support real estate agents with search engine marketing to help them get targeted clients through the company's websites and agents websites.

As far as experience goes I bought my first mobile home last year and have had a few repairs and replacements done such as electrical, bathroom sink, etc.. 

Other things I like to look at is age of all mechanicals, roof, etc as there may be a need to replace, repair these items sooner than later.