I am a building engineer and see this all the time.

I have an LLC from previous contract work I did as an engineer. 

Still deciding between hardwood or engineered hw.New deluxe eat-in kitchen (already gutted)Google Street ViewFrontRearFront Porch ConceptProposed Floor Plan with porch

I'm an industrial engineer by trade, and we are always focused on figuring out a fast or efficient way to get things done, so I'll try and write here in the forums about any new and unique analysis or paperwork methodologies I come across in the near future. 

My other option is I can attend a much cheaper school only about 15k a year and go for engineering and come out of college get a high paying career.

I currently work as a structural engineer but now looking to transition into real estate investing.

I currently work as an electrical engineer for the pulp and paper industry, it’s been a rewarding 6 year career but I’m craving self sufficiency for myself and family.

I'm lucky to live in a very small city with an insane rental market driven primarily by a huge college (WSU) and a large engineering company.

I've recently escaped from an engineering school in Florida to the warm embrace of the real south to pursue a career in "not crashing million dollar government owned aircraft."

And that piece of mind will hopefully cure the "grass is greener" syndrome.Anyway, I'm an engineer with a few rehabs under my belt and I manage 4 units myself.