I wonder if by putting my back against the wall, can I make more money using this cashout than working 9 to 5 everyday.

Bathtubs refinished, shower walls replaced and new hardware.

I am almost done with his book “How to create wealth investing in RE” where in the introduction he states his goal is to “one day take my holdings to Wall Street as a REIT” like you mentioned. and in the very first paragraph of Chapter one he admits to mortgage fraud: “I put $5k down and got a loan saying I would live in the house.

Normally this is where we hit a wall.

I have spoken with several companies and have hit a brick wall.

Looking for something cost effective for tub wall surrounds in apartment units with as little seams as possible.

(Carpet vs LVP etc).REOs are like nailing jello to a wall.

The guest bathroom has an ugly green tub with green fiberglass along the wall, green paint, white tiles with green accent tiles.

However, I feel like there's a lot of potential to run into a lot of walls/pitfalls that can cost a ton of time/money if I do this route.At the end of the day, I want to put a lot of emphasis on using the newest technologies to streamline the business as much as possible. 

A contractor has quoted $7K worth of work to move the water heater, relocate the hook ups, remove and replace walls etc in order to allow for a conventional 2 machine setup.