@Joel Florek Have you spoken with any structural engineers or contractors for either option on viability and cost?

They would have to have a mold test done  because the basement was damp and also a structural engineer to certify the foundation was ok, so they turned the loan down because of 'not enough collateral'. 

I'm Justin I work at presale engineer for business company for 12 years, I want to work without a traditional employer’s workspace, well, works for me on many levels-flexibility, autonomy, and not having to ask anyone permission to take a break to walk my dog– are a few that come to mind.I don't have experience in real estate business so I have experience selling technology solution. so i'm tired to be full-time employedRegards, Justin

I'm an engineer by profession (retired Electrical/Mechanical Engineer) and have good skills when in comes to construction.

They are utilized to determine market value of properties.Engineer – In real estate, an engineer usually works in conjunction with an architect to solve issues with building structure or code violations.

Hello everyone, I am 18 years old, currently studying mechanical engineering at Kansas State University.

I am a Civil Engineer looking to learn about wholesaling and in turn possibly some lease options and rentals along the way, so any tips, tricks and any Chicagoland RE Attorneys would be greatly appreciated to make sure I'm not breaking any rules along the way. :-) 

I currently rent an apartment in Dover NH, I have lived in all the major cities in the state and recently settled in Dover to get closer to the beautiful northeastern sea coast I currently work full time as a Chief Maintenance engineer at a hotel in Portsmouth NH.My goals in real estate at the moment are to have financial freedom and develop a solid foundation of cash flow properties to further my real estate investing in the future.I was turned on to Bigger Pockets by a friend who listens to the podcast.  

Fire departments that operate out in the sticks, beyond the reach of hydrants, almost always have the equipment for this - it's basically a hard hose that hooks up to the input side of their fire engine pump. 

Hey everyone,I'm a recently graduated civil engineer working in the construction field looking to get started with real estate investing, and hopefully move in the direction of development with a vison for sustainable home building.