geotechnical services/geotechnical engineering company. 

I been thinking about a good location that has a year round economic engine that draws people to it. 

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It's basically an end to end property scouting, analysis and marketing engine for very serious investors. 

Look for a structural engineer.

They aren't speaking to engineering, or offering a professional opinion.

We cleaned up all of the exterior, to include mold removal, pressure washing the driveway and fence, removed all flooring in the house, put down engineered wood flooring, new carpet, new stainless hardware, all lighting was upgraded LED fixtures, new paint, Crown Molding, painted wood toned cabinets a light color of Gray, cleaned the air ducts from all of the pet hair and used a lot of order mitigation What was the outcome?

We cleaned up all of the exterior, to include mold removal, pressure washing the driveway and fence, removed all flooring in the house, put down engineered wood flooring, new carpet, new stainless hardware, all lighting was upgraded LED fixtures, new paint, Crown Molding, painted wood toned cabinets a light color of Gray, cleaned the air ducts from all of the pet hair and used a lot of order mitigation What was the outcome?

Also hoping to avoid the need for any MAJOR renovations, as I'd like to get my feet wet with a simpler property before throwing a fixer upper property on top of my full-time engineering job.I've been developing my spreadsheet to the point where I can plug in my expected rental income, reno cost, operating expenses, and mortgage rate, and it spits out the purchase price at which I'd be able to hit my desired ROI of 10%.  

@Jonathan Jaffe I have both, Honda does make a great small engine.