I am an engineer, so I am analytical and am a huge proponent for having systems and SOPs in place to streamline processes and create a reproducible product.This "one-sheet" concept is new to me, but it makes a lot of sense to have something like that so that your criteria is set and specific.Regarding deal analysis, I have been using J Scott's SFH Rental Analysis spreadsheet to practice analyzing deals.

I’ll cut right to the chase - I’m an engineer working at Tesla, 24 years old, and super interested in real estate investing (for a couple years now).

I have a bachelors and masters in engineering, but when I decided to start investing and when I got licensed and begin my agent business, I learned everything from books, podcasts, those around me. 

The Phantom is more robust, but also a bigger pain to carry around.There are potential legal issues if you are using a drone professionally.  

The house is new and has engineered hardwood floors, which are now in excellent condition.

I stayed there one night, while on a field job in my past engineer life.

Do you try to be present when GC has meetings with engineers/architects, or just wait to hear back from the GC?

A good wastewater engineer in the area (the town clerk's office will definitely be able to recommend someone!)

Should I get an engineer or someone out?

I am an engineer so I can figure out the details.