After replacing the main beam that supported the wall that held up the upstairs wall (lots of fun!)

I hear from many sources that the BLS has this job growth data but where is it supposed to be? Am

You need to inspect the supporting beams.

It is a pier and beam house with two supports on a cement porch and the third post is on a leaning pored cement block approximately 12”x12”.

The bedroom/bathroom walls all seem fine, but the "living area" is separated by an awkward couple walls(see video) that I would want to remove and if it make sense add a support beam and open up the kitchen and living area completely.

Purchase price: $128,000 Cash invested: $30,000 A Minimal Traditional pier and beam in the North Cliff Conservation District of Dallas, which is being rehabbed down to the studs.

Sister 2 x 10 rafters over that area or put a beam in the new raised ceiling. 

I’ve done some updates before move in, updated ceiling fans, light fixtures, painted, smoothed ceilings, installed faux wood beams in rooms with vaulted ceilings, and some landscaping.

Seller never got a permit replace a beam in the basement.

The versatile layout features all-new kitchen with fully restored sun wall, granite counters and SS appliances and connects to a cozy family room complete with box beam ceilings.