While your resume may not reflect significant experience, you can develop a strong cover letter briefly talking about the background you do have and your desire for the role.

Licensed contractors have to be RRP-certified, treat the whole place like nuclear disaster strike, and get fined a ridiculous amount of money if any bags aren't taped closed properly (not that I'm bitter....).In all seriousness, the lead/asbestos stuff is likely a non-issue for that age of house, as it was built at the tail-end of all the changes taking place.  

I figured that out and the water problem was fixed and we were able to resume with the renovation. 

Do I resume payments after I've rebuilt the property?

Kind of like a resume?

If you're "value-add" strategy has a window less than 5 years then perhaps that might be the best approach but getting approval from the city before going nuclear might provide the best outcome. 

Look forward to creating my own resume in real estate investing. 

Escrow cannot resume until sellers are in escrow on a replacement property. 

We plan to resume our monthly meet-up in the fall.

I am only trying to have an applicable degree in my resume/pocket so that I can use that as leverage if needed.