Request: I am a newer investor seeking a mentor or individual experienced in foreclosure sales who would be willing to share some knowledge.About me: my name is Elizabeth, I am a newer real estate investor (licensed in CO) and a full-time engineer.

I was thinking about signing up for Bill's program he also has an Transitional Engineering program is it worth my time and money to invest in?

Your plan to combine design-build with sales is a smart way to leverage both your skills and Shannuel’s engineering background.A couple tips from experience: start building a network of local investors and mentors now—connections will often open doors faster than capital alone.

The GC’s original bid didn’t account for structural repair, and the investor was staring down a costly change order.Here’s what we did:- Brought in a structural engineer the same week for quick specs.- Negotiated the repair scope with the GC to keep pricing tight.- Got approvals and work underway within 5 days, minimizing schedule slip. 

1956 vintage single family house on a large lot3/2 w/2 car carport. single story approx 1300sqft. unfinished basement, 100% brick, all original-never updatedtax records have it at $350K2358 Engineers Dr  Marietta, GA 30067

We kept things simple at first, then added extras like a payment option later.He mentioned that real estate sites can have trouble showing up in search results because search engines don’t always render the content properly.

(If you need this type of help message me) We learned so much about elevators and chillers and systems engineers and on an on.

I If you make an offer that takes into account the condition I suggest you get in both a structural engineer and a contractor for cost estimates.  

I’d reverse engineer your 5–10 year income goal, then decide if you’d prefer a more hands-off path (like index funds) or a more active one (like rentals or a side business).

Hi everyone, my name is Nathan Ethan.I’m excited to join this community and connect with like minded investors and professionals.My background is in architecture and building design, with a focus on preparing permit-ready plans (floor plans, site plans, MEP coordination, etc.) for residential and small commercial projects in the U.S.Over the past few years, I’ve worked on:Residential additions and remodelsSmall commercial tenant improvementsCoordination with engineers for city approvalsI joined BiggerPockets because I want to:Learn more about real estate investing strategies (especially development and rehabs).Share my knowledge about drawings, permits, and design pitfalls that can save time and money.Build relationships with investors, agents, and contractors where I can add value on the design/permit side.Looking forward to connecting with all of you.