Now, I have called an electrician to install an exhaust fan in the bathroom.

It’s probably a good idea to exhaust all options you have near you before moving on to a different area.

Because of this I have seen the real opportunity in realestate investing and want to continue down this path.What you want to learn- i want to learn how to analyze deals as well as how to estimate total rehab costs.Roadblocks (if any) that you're currently running into- my biggest road block right now is analysis paralysis, I would like to blame it on financial reasons but the paralysis has made me hesitant to truly exhaust all of my financial options.

@Kase Knochenhauer hahaha when I was in a frat in college we had to run our dryer non stop in the basement with the exhaust vent off to prevent our pipes from bursting.

In bathrooms, use regular white drywall, with semi gloss paint and a good exhaust fan.

For 3 years, every weekend, when I wasn't working my main job, I shopped deals, exhausting every broker in the market, and I never bought a deal.But, I got a great education and I learned what a good deal looked like and felt like.

The job market in Seattle is strong, and it's exhausting to find a good place to live - both options are affordable and I don't have any liabilities. 

Just make sure you have your ducks in a row and have exhausted all avenues before you go this route. 

I have always provided stove/oven, built in microwave/hood exhaust, and dishwasher.   

I wouldn't get an attorney involved until I had exhausted all avenues with the county.