It’s actually in a really nice neighborhood and I would’ve been open to building a home on the property, but not at the expense of having to hire a civil engineer and all the other minutia I would have to go through.

We provide assistance with EV charging planning, site design, software/equipment selection, engineering/permitting, full in-house installation, and maintenance for EV charging.

That is the dumbest advise anyone will ever give you, and I am sure most engineers would agree with me.

It’s like someone getting a pilots license then wanting to go fly a commercial 757 after flying a single engine only.

I would contact a structural engineer like Gerard Duhon to look at the property.

So start with the big picture in mind and then reverse engineer your course to figure out what action is needed to get there.

Also, I'm a software engineer by day, so that is helpful too.

I have part of our working team, believe it or not who are from Angola and Nimibia who are our engineers who will help us build it up.

Most structural engineers will get you a free report/estimate if repairs are needed.

For example, a go-to structural engineer to check out foundations if your client thinks the foundation needs work and give them a report or even your go-to attorney for evictions etc.