I am an engineer by profession and I love what I do but i also enjoy and love RE and everything about it.

I am gonna look to replace them with and engineered wood since this home is on a slab.

(white painted millwork, middle of the road stainless appliances, some engineered hardwood flooring, builder grade vinyl windows, etc).

This includes 24/7 interpretation and other requests that I listed above.Put short, right now we offer "_____ language service", and we want to attach the home search and say, "Hey you can use this search engine that's in _______ and find a great rental home while you live in the U.S., and while you're at it "____ language service" comes with the home at a discounted rate included in your rent."

I'm definitely trying to be cautious, hope to not fall into analysis paralysis (I have too much engineer in me).Thanks Ray very helpful.Jeff Barnes, I'll probably send you a PM when time to rollover.

I've always wanted to get into the real estate game, and I think now is as good a time as any to do so.I'm 23, graduated a year ago with an engineering degree and I have a great job.

I work for a Municipal Engineering company and deal with the issues created by storm water connections to the sanitary sewer system.

My rentals are in a couple of areas that people I work with (I'm a software/hardware engineer) might say they wouldn't go into.

I wished the BP search engine was better.

Paul,I see you're a Facilities Manager...I went to Mass Maritime for Facilities Engineering.