My passion is in helping investors like yourself reach their goals through providing a powerful cash flow strategy; engineering-based cost segregation.Typically for every $1MM in cost basis my firm and I can free up 7-10% in cash flow for you.

I would start with a call to a structural engineer, some firms have engineers on staff good at the forensic side of engineering.

Unless OH has different laws than other states, you don’t need a license to build new construction so long as you are the owner or record, I.e. owner/Builder or you hire a licensed GC.As far as plans, you need a professional architect as well as a structural engineer to perform these tasks, you can’t just buy some generic plans.

Was lucky to have a few engineers also on the big commissioning job with me looking for accommodation so it was an easy transition.

They may say something like "This doesn't look right to me, but I'm not a structural engineer.

I have a B.S. in Industrial Engineering that I acquired when I was still in the Philippines, but I had no cash or assets to my name.

(that's without finishing, which you don't need to do by the sounds of it) This estimate also includes permits, architect and structural engineer fees. 

My name is Jarett Tigges, I live in Albuquerque and currently attend UNM studying Mechanical Engineering (I graduate in May).

But bringing in closer to 5.5k/month currently because it’s less than half full due to a fire next door several months ago that forced them to evacuate the whole building until engineering reports/inspections were done, and with the owner being from out of town and a very weak management system in place they’ve been very slow to fill it back up.

I am a software Engineer in Natick, MA, and I recently became interested in real estate investing after reading the Rich Dad Poor Dad book (as did many others I suppose).