Criterium Building Inspection Engineers is a New Mexico based engineering company. We have performed thousands of inspections throughout New Mexico, and have established a reputation for competence, professionalism, and thoroughness that is unmatched. As with any worthwhile investment, buying a property should involve taking a careful look at what you are getting for your money.
It simply does not make sense to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in new or existing property without an expert evaluation. A quality inspection helps you make better decisions. It can also save money and expensive surprises. Criterium Building Inspection Engineers is affiliated with Criterium Engineers, a national organization of professional engineers and architects founded in 1957.
Clients are served nationwide by over 150 licensed architects and professional engineers in more than 60 locations. When it comes to your building inspection needs, choose experience, choose professionalism, choose Criterium Building Inspection Engineers.
It simply does not make sense to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in new or existing property without an expert evaluation. A quality inspection helps you make better decisions. It can also save money and expensive surprises. Criterium Building Inspection Engineers is affiliated with Criterium Engineers, a national organization of professional engineers and architects founded in 1957.
Clients are served nationwide by over 150 licensed architects and professional engineers in more than 60 locations. When it comes to your building inspection needs, choose experience, choose professionalism, choose Criterium Building Inspection Engineers.
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Mortgages are available for the purchase of new or existing manufactured homes.
Most mortgages written by a lender are almost certain to be insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), a division of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
As a condition of providing insurance, the FHA requires that the foundation for new homes be designed by, and the design sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer.
The design must comply with FHA guidelines.
For existing homes, a Professional Engineer is required to certify that the foundation meets the FHA requirements.
Most mortgages written by a lender are almost certain to be insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), a division of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
As a condition of providing insurance, the FHA requires that the foundation for new homes be designed by, and the design sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer.
The design must comply with FHA guidelines.
For existing homes, a Professional Engineer is required to certify that the foundation meets the FHA requirements.
A Full Reserve Study includes a Physical Analysis, which not only lists each individual component forming the basis of the study, but also includes the quantity, estimated replacement cost and estimated remaining useful life for each component.
This then provides you with a basis for determining how much money your Association should be setting aside to repair or replace these items in future years.
One of the keys to the Full Reserve Study is the Financial Analysis, which includes a review of a 20-30 year projection giving the Association a true picture of their financial well being.
This then provides you with a basis for determining how much money your Association should be setting aside to repair or replace these items in future years.
One of the keys to the Full Reserve Study is the Financial Analysis, which includes a review of a 20-30 year projection giving the Association a true picture of their financial well being.
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