Do you have a contract with the engineer?  

(That might even be an MLS and not a brokerage policy - but either way, it's very easy to choose wording that doesn't create problems.)Also you may already know this but a lot of agents don't so I'll just mention it, be sure to put your geographic location (i.e. city or cities you work in) in the title tag of the site, it's one of the most important site descriptors from a search engine standpoint.

I have a fairly decent residential construction background being a licensed civil engineer so I knew this could be handled more economically but the buyers did not want to consider any other alternatives and I was financially pinched to sell quickly since I was personally balancing 2 other houses.As far as them knowing who completed the work, they didn't know.

I’ve already had an engineer come and do a write up.

I've been very happy with Mark McCafferty of Criterium McCafferty Engineers.

I am a real estate investor currently a software engineer living in Santa Clara but born, raised, and investing in Redding CA.

My rentals, which I self manage, only consume a few hours a month but net more than my W2 as a software engineer.

Haha that is funny I actually only said that because I am an electrical engineering student lolWhat about the marketing side like finding people, not deals I know that’s a numbers game, but the people I sift through it seems so elusive.

The other company recommended 5 piers.Few days later the appraiser for our mortgage company requested a structural engineer report for the foundation - we had not told them anything yet regarding foundation.

Reverse Engineer it.