I am a software engineer looking to invest $30-50k in real estate.

If you try to avoid this inquiry by depositing the money systematically in smaller amounts, that is called "structuring" and they have algorithms to detect this behavior and then they will really want to know the deal. again, if you're doing everything legally, then go to a bank and deposit your money and answer their questions honestly.

I do software engineering by day but I am interested in REI. 

I'm looking for an architect/structural engineer to draft plans for permitting for a residential and commercial project in Skykomish, Wa by Stevens pass. 

However, the one aspect that did strike me as unique with them is that they approach data collection from an algorithmic direction versus a call and survey approach like Costar.

Currently I am a quality control engineer for a local corporation and I have a degree in mechanical and manufacturing engineering from Miami University.

I am a licenced fire protection engineer and have recently noticed an uptick in such a transition - from office space to residential.

I've just graduated from the University of Florida and recently started working full time as an engineer in Jacksonville, FL.

I've just graduated from the University of Florida and recently started working full time as an engineer in Jacksonville, FL.

You are so right - I put the emphases also on ethical conduct and the ability to negotiate terms and the use of the right words in your offer (contract engineering), especially if you need seller financing (which you always need).