
Engineering For Real Estate Developers
12/05/24 • 45 min
In this conversation, Christian Michaelson and I talk about Civil Engineering for dummies (me.) He discusses the complexities of site development, including risk management, title reports, and easements. Christian emphasizes the importance of thorough site investigations and building strong relationships within the engineering community. He also explores the differences between private and public sector engineering, the need for efficiency in design, and the significance of effective communication with contractors.
In this conversation, Christian Michaelson and I talk about Civil Engineering for dummies (me.) He discusses the complexities of site development, including risk management, title reports, and easements. Christian emphasizes the importance of thorough site investigations and building strong relationships within the engineering community. He also explores the differences between private and public sector engineering, the need for efficiency in design, and the significance of effective communication with contractors.
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