I'm good with the financials (engineering major, econ minor), handy, and enjoy researching properties and working on the stuff that doesn't require a license, so flipping is a good personality fit.

(Perhaps you know some lawyers, doctors, engineers looking to get a higher ROI than the stock market can provide?)

Maybe I can hire a structural engineer or a designer for a consult?

Or are you looking for something to be highly ranked in search engines, blog, allow people to contact you and submit requests/applications, etc. the answer to either is quite different.

As a carpenter with an engineering degree, I looked into other options and found a way to keep it alive and turn it into a very nice home.

I understand structural/truss engineering and could save developers tons of money in wasted material/time. 

However it seems a lot of properties have already done these "easy" fixes and deprives an investor of taking advantage of forced appreciation and thus a big engine for ROI.   

Really, my intention is to be able to be a deal engineer and take on any lead that comes my way  :)

However, I always wanted to relocate out of state after college (which will be 6 years later; getting a master degree in Computer Engineer) and I'm sure I could begin investing in real estate during my college years.

Hello I'm Ken, I am an engineer currently working in commercial and industrial construction.