Hello Everyone,Im Griffin, 22 y/o, and fresh out of college with a civil engineering degree.

I was a civil engineer major with construction/project management minor and I would say those classes aren't necessary for RE investing either. but education never hurts. you just have to pick the way you learn best. if you like classroom settings and real teacher involvement, go for it. if it's an online course then I would just stick with bigger pockets.

I'm a recent graduate from JHU (Engineering), and I've been lurking on the site for just a few weeks.

Also, don't fill in the basement, unless a structural engineer deems it unusable.

I'm an 23 year old Electrical Engineer from Southern California trying to build my way to financial freedom.

I was a manager, supervisor, process engineer.

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."