I work as an engineer in the semi-conductor industry currently and I'm considering going back to school for 4 years to finish my MS in Robotics to make my dreams of becoming a remote robotics engineer a reality.

I’m 26 years old with a small fortune of inheritance and have recently come across the bigger pockets community.In the UK I’m currently an electrical engineer but my original plan was to move to FW, buy a reasonable sized family home in cash and use the rest of my money for Pilot School.

We have 2 options: the first would be to deny the loan for unacceptable property since this does not appear to be a repairable item, or the other option would be to get an engineer’s foundation certification from a licensed engineer to advise what needs to be done to repair the foundation.

My background: I'm a 33 year old engineer that has one 4-10 job and does contract work on the side for an average of 65hrs a week of work.

Go to an architect or an engineers?

We have quotes from engineers to do the surveying and engineering services required to subdivide the property.

I am an engineer and I also own my own construction company.

Go over to Reddit and post these pictures and description on r/Whatisthis/ - you should have an answer in about an hour - probably by either an engineer or sales rep or home builder that dealt with the things daily 30 years ago. :-)

Hello, I am 22 year old recent college graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering.

Landlords can't do this or that... 1st year, 1st semester of Engineering school we learned that, aerodynamically the Bumble Bee can't fly BUT they don't know it, they just fly!