Here's just a small list of some of the opportunities (challenges) we ran into:-Day one presented our contractor with a squatter that was washing his clothes in our kitchen sink-City of Atlanta is very difficult to work with on permits which delayed construction probably 60 days overall through the process-Contractor spent two months determining if our house was in a flood zone-Contractor had not worked on residential properties before.  

Reselling Clothes/items on Ebay, Etsy, Poshmark.

I have only lived in this property since April 2020.I really enjoy my sidehustle(reselling clothes online) and rehabbing homes and I feel that I can bring more value/creativity to my rehabs if I didn't have my 9-5.Not sure my next move, any suggestions on how to be self-employed and househack effectively?

Sure, many of them had new Cadillacs and nice clothes, but the vast majority were in significant amounts of debt and even worse many agents I met had absolutely no personal wealth (Heck many didn't even own a house, they rented!).

If I go to the dump and find a sewing machine, do I all of a sudden have a tax-free clothing business because the sewing machine was abandoned and is not legally mine?

I don't see any dudes in bell bottoms, stacks and afros but I do see dudes with tight cloths, high heels, and colorful hair.

Have fun people.As long as you have clothes ON, I don't care what they look like.  

The tenant has choices: wash their clothes and air dry them, let their laundry pile up for two weeks, take their laundry to the home of family/friends, or take their laundry to a laundromat.

I'm usually wearing my work clothes when I show because I often crawl under homes or in attics.

Many dread the approaching salesperson at a car dealership or aggressive clothing store as well.