I have the number of a engineer I may call. the house has a few other issues to like an oil tank in the ground. all this needs to be factored in to the purchase price. 

Being an engineer, I could imagine how difficult, well, maybe not that factor, how expensive it will be to build that. hehe.

Forest Service as a wildland fire engine Captain.

We already spoke with the county about this and got some initial quotes from several engineering companies.

fully vetted the student housing sounds like a money maker to me.I know landlords in Silicon valley that put 2 engineers to a room.. this way they can make 1 million dollar 4bd SFR's cash flow.. they charge 1k to 1,200 per person... of course these are young apple engineers so probably pretty good tenants.

If it can be engineered in a semi controlled manner, that would be ideal  but usually when a country goes through hyperinflation it's pretty chaotic, and hard to control.

I initially went to a community college in the Sacramento Area and transferred from there to UC Berkeley in the San Francisco area where I studied nuclear engineering.

should i find a deal good enough that this can be resolved with a structural engineers help?

Since I am about to purchase the property, I am wondering: does it make sense to do an engineering study for cost segregation? 

I was just wondering if anyone could recommend a structural engineer they've worked with in the past located in the Boston and Northshore areas.Thank you so much in advance!