Quote from @Lee Ripma: @Sean Pedeflous - I have not personally used this company but they have an algorithm based rapid cost seg which is similar to the two others I have used, KBKG and DIYcostseg.com.

If you did want to pay for a structural engineer to come out. 

These specialists can inspect and, if needed, seal foundation cracks—either from the interior or exterior—and install interior perimeter drains that lead to a sump pump If there are signs of structural damage—such as significant foundation cracks, bowed walls, or uneven floors—a structural engineer should evaluate the situation before major waterproofing work begins.

I joined Thach Nguyen's Springboard to Wealth (SBTW) program last year, and as an Engineer, I believe results and data speak louder than opinions.I paid $8,000 for the program, and I can say without hesitation—it was the best investment I’ve ever made.

And given the nature of BTC, one can use advanced laundering tactics of (using algorithms for such) moves upon moves upon moves that lays a very complex trail to follow. 

I love the "what would you go back and change" question becuase of course everything we go through has purpose to who we are now, but in general when i reflect back on what I could change or tweak it would be that I woudl trust less in the "system" of getting a good engineering job, and relying on promotions etc to make income jumps,  I did a lot of free work as a salaried engineer, and made the companies I worked for huges sums of money on an annual basis from cost savings, and I never saw a lick of that.

But the truth is—real estate can generate wealth in multiple ways at the same time, and when you stack them together, the long-term impact is powerful.Here are the 5 core wealth-building engines of real estate investing:1.

Hi all,I’m a software engineer thinking of building a machine learning driven, real estate investment recommender app.

Use the BiggerPockets calculators or Excel to practice.Join a local or virtual meetup — hearing others’ experiences is powerful and keeps you motivated.Talk to a lender or broker now — they can help you reverse-engineer how much you’ll need to save based on your goals, income, and credit.For a 12-month timeline, a good goal is to have 15–25% of the property value saved, depending on whether you buy a turnkey rental or go through a platform.

To move forward, I'm in need of recommendations for a reliable surveyor, civil engineer, and architect.Regrettably, I've had a challenging experience in the past, losing both time and money while renovating the old house on the lot due to issues with the contractor.