For sure for big cosmetic projects, electrical, and putting in completely new hvac.

Right now, we have window units and electric baseboards for heat.

.), and what the infrastructure looks like (sewer, water, electric) because those systems can make or break the deal long term.

As per my contractors, the garage conversion seems to have been done well but I plan to have my structural engineer and subcontractors check the work thoroughly. 

I have moonlighted for several Architects and through hard work and good fortune stumbled on an opportunity to become an apprentice electrical engineer. 10 years later I am a senior engineer, together with my wife, have a decent portfolio of Real Estate.

I would like to see if there are any possible options of using an engineering system here for the septic system?

With a background in civil/structural engineering and lots of experience doing manual labor/cosmetic upkeep to properties in high school, I immediately found the BRRRR strategy enticing. 

Anybody done any engineering on a planned community/subdivision.And as part of that ask, has anybody looked into one of these Crystal Lagoons? 

Our team includes a general contractor, subcontractors, and engineers which allows us to manage projects efficiently from concept through completion.Our strategy is to develop and own flex space warehouse properties for at least one year, achieve 100% utilization, and then sell at stabilization to realize equity gains and reinvest in new warehousing/commercial developments depending on market needs.We’re interested in connecting with individuals or firms who have completed ground-up flex space projects in Texas.How did you structure your capital stack or financing?

Having engineers complete and back your study goes along away and minimizes errors.