My husband is a full time Petroleum Engineering Intern at UH and started a full time position at an engineering firm the day after our honeymoon. 

Rent is around $1,200/mo.See Link...http://search.har.com/engine/4702-Cashel-Cir-Houston-TX-77069_HAR87927348.htm

He was a chief engineer at a large hotel and even got me a good discount on the hvac unit.

I'm wondering if this could be reverse engineered to be used to wholesale deals?

You can also cal the GSA, FDIC, USDA, Dept. of Interior and even the Corps of Engineers for properties available.

Hospitals do this with medical clinics, engineers, accountants and attorneys may work in such a manner.

Brian, what is an "EIT" sorry...If you are a degreed engineer, you need to shoot for more than 15 bucks....more like 50 to 100!

Respirators are really intended to be back-up protection when "engineering controls" such as adequate wetting fail.

For instance, according to the written proposal for creditors, there is at least $50M in outstanding accounts receivable owed to the Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Dept (BSEED).

I feel like I could purchase 2 or 3 of these homes and be renting them out in no time in the 500-700 range.About MeMy degree is in computer engineering/mathematics.