However, I did do very nice finished (close to class A finishes on the class C).

I try to think of everything anyone would need to cook anything. 

We've had three tenants in three years and usually about a two month vacancy in-between tenants so any profits we make in the year go into holding costs in-between tenants but it's essentially paying for itself and are almost finished paying off the mortgage so expect larger returns in 5+ years.

Living in the Chicagoland area, multifamily units in Chicago proper are an investor's go-to but I don't necessarily want to deal with Chicago/Cook taxes and duplex/multifamily building stock is dramatically lower in the suburbs so might go single family home in DuPage or Will.

looking for a dependable contractor in the Huntington Wv area that can do dependable work. needing drywall work, countertops, flooring, some plumbing, paint and finish work done.

At the time of our pre approval, the HELOC wouldn’t have shown up because we hadn’t finished the appraisal and didn’t know if it was going to be a great option for us yet, so we didn’t think to mention it to the lender.

Otherwise it is fully finished. 

We have about 4 months left to finish it.

Maybe a safer option while finishing school is to get a job that has to do with RE.

I would advise that you have all contracts with your contractors and subs to state timelines as well as bonuses for finishing early (without sacrificing quality of course) and penalties (per diem) for finishing late.