Hell, I went to engineering school and I feel like I learn more on here than I did in school!

I'm a System Engineer.

At this date I have purchased four waterfront lots, I've got my blueprints engineered, and as of today I'm headed to the city to apply for my first permit.  

I have a BA in Computer Science from The University of Texas and have worked as a software engineer, project leader, technical manager and systems analyst since the early 1980’s.

I own a bunch of properties which were built in the late 80s and next year I'm looking at replacing several HVAC units.

The earnest money has been deposited, the buyer placed an "As-Is" purchase term in the contract, and the ground work for the development is all but complete (city approvals, complete plans/engineering, permits will be issued within the next week or so, etc.).  

They give me the full story on repairs so I know if I need to do a full blown repair or just replace a circuit.Go Green Services of Atlanta, LLCAsk for Henry.

The sill plate that sits on top of foundation needs to be replaced.

The rest is just ethics which no LLC operating agreement can replace.

Some investors would paint and do a clean up and buy what appliances need replacing and say it's 'livable'.