I am a recent graduate and an engineer in the oil industry.

Hi;I've been an engineer for the past 26 years and would like to be able to afford to retire at some point.

My background is in the tech space as I’m an electrical engineer from GA Tech ( 83).

Home Depot's rule is that when the order exceeds $2,500, they will submit it to their bidding engine to get you a discount.  

I'm a Software Engineer in a tech company and I don't plan to quit any time soon since I loved this field. 

As a civil engineering student also studying GIS, I will certainly be checking out your website.

I currently work as an Audio\Visual Engineer and I'm here to to gain information on becoming a real estate investor in Arizona.

I'm currently working as an engineer and am looking to eventually reaching FI.

He's a land planner and I'm an engineer (licensed in NC) and we are also looking for land deals to develop in the area. 

Originally posted by @Emma Chen:We will of course get our own inspector and possibly a structural engineer to check it out, but what we want to know is taking on a property with these sort of issues considered a bit risky for the cash flow that we're expecting to generate?