Does real estate full time.Person B- lets call him Dumbledore- is an engineer with some money burning a hole in his pocket.  

You have to be strict, almost like an algorithm.

If you've reverse engineered this opportunity and determined it has merit, decide how much time, money and effort that you're willing to risk by using a pro skip-tracer to locate your target.If you have not done the research, use my PETIO format.

And BTW, just got an application from an engineer moving into town.

it's easier to overcome a JD than, say, an engineering degree.

I was given the opportunity, through the engineering firm I work for, to donate time to Habitat for Humanity over the holidays, and it was the best free education/experience builder for me.

My first investment was a rehab project, as my background was in general contracting / structural engineering...so it was sort of a natural progression for me. 

The Board of Building Standard Department informed us that we need to work with a design architect or engineer to draw the plans, and those plans need to be submitted to the building department for review.

I do have some entrepreneurial experience though and I am an engineer at my day job.

We have an engineering firm working on the plans for us right now and getting us a quote for building something of this size.