Also I'm a #liberal and I've always paid my bills and not trashed a single space my entire life...might want to check yourself before you throw out labels.

Not sure on whether I want to rent it out or sell it when I'm done renovating, so that's part of the reason why I'm here - to learn about the different real estate investing strategies.I'm also here to connect with others in my area - from the little I've been able to dig up on BP, the space coast is a difficult area to find good deals.So, anyone a space coast local?

If you have more space - naturally share it - but sounds like it is tight.

This always worries me to put my primary residence on the line and my goal is to own my primary residence free and clear.2) Partner with someone on a commercial office space (house hack) and use part of the commercial space for another business. 

At least that's how I understood it.Our situation also called for a snatch truck (due to space limitations).  

We’re considering turning it into probably an office space but not sure what would be needed for this.

.- Potential space to move laundry into upstairs bathroom closet vs basement - Can maybe get away with toilet/vanity replacement in each bathroom- Uncertain if painting or replacing cabinets with ikea type is worth it- Any in-ceiling lighting will cause a disaster with electrical since it is out of date- Repave/fix concrete front porch and side porch - replace/paint railing- Replace front walkway cement, or remove walkway and replace with right angled walk to driveway (may not provide ROI)- Tear down vs paint garage port in back yard

Take a look at what the local zoning will allow to come into the space or let you build if the building is too odd.

@Josiah SantillanaThe most direct way to find deals is via the MLS, or Zillow/Redfin/Realtor.com/Trulia etc. if you do not have such access.

Downstairs finished basement is a 2/1 with no kitchen and plenty of space, and has it's own entrance from the back of the house.