But nowhere near what we could have had they been finished a year ago (200k or more each).We have one right now in Gatlinburg that we picked up from someone that got the foundation in and that was it and had to sell fast because of a divorce. 

By leveraging strategic financing, we ensured all costs—from acquisition to renovations—were covered, enabling a smooth and efficient process from start to finish.

My real estate agent doesn’t seem familiar with that and didn’t tell me about the 3 people outside of family circle max requirement in single family zoning.I also need advice for renting finished basement legally and make more bedrooms, experiences and tips are more than welcome as he didn’t seem knowledgeable.Shall I change of real estate agent and find someone more used to this type of practice ?

Just yesterday I finished your book (on audio).

I am about to finish "Building Wealth one house at a time" now.Thanks again for all your guidance.

I was quoted by a 2-man team around $350 for labor as it would take them around a day to finish if they pick up materials (I am paying for materials).Is this a reasonable cost for this type of job?

At this point I think I need to finish the renovations regardless.

Anyone would consider a nice finished room with great natural light a bedroom, but in the off chance the tenant doesn’t pay rent then I would be in the wrong for letting he/she live there in the first place.

The thing that scares me the most about Bitcoin and other crypto currencies is that it's like debating a college student that's just finished reading Karl Marx.  

Once the new home is finished, then you would probably be better off doing a VA refinance on the new property and paying off the equity line.