As far as reworking my business model I only intended to wholesale locally to get capitol for buy and hold/cash flow properties out of state.

-Sending out about 500 mailers a week to target areas (specifically people who bought their homes over 20 years ago)-Reworking my website-Created a feeder website to rank higher on search engines-Tried putting out bandit signs but got a ticket.

This is why so many investors from coastal cities rework their investing plan to cashflow markets.

I have installed and reworked the installation of water heaters before.I don't know, but I am told that the typical 6, 9, and 12 year models at the hardware store either 1) don't differ mechanically at all- they're just building an extended warranty into the price or 2) differ only in the anode rod, which keeps the tank from corroding - the longer-warranty models have a thicker or longer anode rod.If you never ran out of hot water with the one that's there now, then get one the same gallon size. 

From those I reworked a lot of how I set up my own finances and emergency funds based on TOTAL MONEY MAKEOVER, but I also wanted to see what would happen when you throw out all the rules and ideas you've drilled into your mind over the years, and in a sense unlearn everything you've learned if only to find out what would happen if you colored outside the lines.

There is a lot of downside risk with potentially long vacancy periods, re-work needed for a new tenant, etc.

They will need to rework that interchange at that spot as there aren't any off ramps.

I have definitely reworked how to share the profits now.

Performed extensive (mostly) cosmetic updates to flooring, mechanical systems, appliances, reworked kitchen to create a more modern open floor plan (removed walls) w/ island, and bathroom.

Ideally in a finish that matches pulls.If the budget is higher, I would rework the layout, as others mentioned.