I know a great civil engineer that could help you with this.

Yes,....except eliminate the percentages you just mentioned.Exponential growth involves the following formula:  a to the x'th power, where a is your starting "seed money", and "X" is the factor you are increasing by.OK, I can hear the head scratching from the non-math majors and Engineers. 

Our engineers are progressing on the required documentation.

I am graduating with a degree in civil engineering and took a job in Medford, OR as a project engineer for an awesome construction company.

Pretty far along in engaging a bank, civil engineer, contractor, and real estate agent. 

(Not sure what to throw into the search engine.) 

The area is growing and just recently Elon musk noted he was going to need engineers and other professionals to join his team down there.

I’ve been an engineer for 30 years.

“The city is ranked in the top five U.S. markets for job recovery and continues to benefit from West Coast spillover and gains in aerospace, engineering and contracting,” said Jordan Robbins, a senior managing director with the Denver office of JLL Capital Markets.Peter Merrion, a senior director with JLL Capital Markets in Denver, said he's been encouraged by a strong start to office investment activity in 2021 compared to the "notable depression in sales volume and activity" in 2020."

A little about me:Currently a mechanical engineer looking to transition to real estate full-timeThoroughly enjoying learning about real estate (i.e. market trends, hot-zones, fixer-uppers, investments)Love traveling and carsMy personal goals:Connect with agents/investors that are willing to share their experience in the field (i.e. any tips are appreciated)Build a real estate team and target investment opportunities and BRRRRsBuy my first investment property this year!