Civil engineer?

Reverse engineering to help investors from wholesalers' perspective sounds great.

Fast-forward to today - I accepted a new job (I'm an engineer) in Fort Collins, so we decided at the end of 2014 to move our family up there.

Hi @Scott Costello It's the all around customization of the site that is suitable for the search engines.

I can't help it - I'm an engineer - we do things slowly.  

I recommend reverse engineering the entire system of lead generation from list selection, prospect qualifying criteria and conversion.While mail is expensive, yes, it's an alternative to door knocking that maximizes use iof your time by cloning yourself. 

I mean tenants involved in severe domestic violence resulting in hospitalizations and tenants who enjoyed such pursuits as disassembling motorcycles and gasoline engines in their family room, in addition to being chronic deadbeats.In the process of taking the bull by the horns and evicting these tenants, I learned (in an extremely painful and costly way) more than I ever wanted to know about Massachusetts landlord-tenant law.

yeah will do for sure Brandon.I'm closing on another larger property in Germantown on Monday, and having an engineer overlook another one on Saturday.  

I have found online forums for engineers, auto mechanics, etc., full of people willing to help others out with their questions. 

I would suspect you will have more costs in the following areas:1) Engineering design2) Possible foundation 3) Framing4) At least a 2 zone HVAC systemThat being said, we've never done a full on 3rd floor, only attic exemptions which jsut finish out the attic as a 3rd floor.