I have spent the last 26 years as a Hair dresser.

My wife and I own a successful hair salon and I also have an Amazon FBA business that keeps us quite busy.

If you meet with a contractor that doesn't have a pad of paper, tape measure and/or laser measure, a ladder and a source of light lol kick them to the curb or expect a large change order once the project is started.

-Pay high interest debt like your hair is on fire-Have at least six month emergency funds to support everything.

My wife and I will still go do adult laser tag with some friends.

The rents were a bit lower too, there must be some consideration on the other side in order to charge gig fees for minor infractions that management usually takes care of.Next, is the business on premises, that is certainly in violation of tenant's rights to work, so long as the business conducted is not open to the public, like a hair dresser, but an insurance agent commonly works out of their home, so does a Realtor, you probably do to.

Maybe one of the heirs has a hair up the butt for a certain net price.

Leverage their knowledge, time, and expertise and then you can laser focus your efforts on expanding the business.

Obviously Gran has a better head of hair and arguably much more flashy than Dave Ramsey.

After putting in about $15k in to the house to "fix it up" ( mainly finishing floors and coating the horse hair plaster) my equity grew but of $40K.