I do not have any experience in the real estate industry(software engineer by trade), but I'm willing to put in the leg work to learn what works and what doesn't.

Hello, my name is Elisa Prado, bilingual, civil engineer and i am new in bigger pockets.

It's a bit more expensive up front but saves a ton of money in the long run. 

How do you guys run the numbers when analyzing a potential multifamily that you would owner occupy?

Normally, in instances like this I make my assumptions using Occam's Razor.Is this a common problem across the industry or did I just happen to run into an anomaly?

And although I may not cash flow immediately, I am willing to run my numbers with the rent that I am currently paying.

I know you said it's in a multi-unit zoning but you could run into many problems making this change.

We are looking to bebe by on a part time architect and e part time engineer as a member of our team tof help us design and draw various drawings for various single family multi family condo conversions and commercial projects.  

The systems work by taking a series of points (thousands of them) but then a trained engineer needs to go through the file and coordinate it. 

I live in Danville IL and it looks like everything is for sale low prices homes rent ready anywhere from 15 to 30k and of course your older run down houses 3-10k all different types of houses in different conditions.