The work essentially needed is:1. cut a non load bearing wall2. take out all cabinetry and old wood counter top3.

I am 22 years old and a manufacturing engineer for a growing company in Connecticut.

I'm 19 and looking to learn everything I can about Real Estate and Real Estate Investing. What advice and guidance can you guys provide me with?

I am now taking the daunting plunge off the cliff into the REI world, and I need to build a team of connections for a successful business.

Rates have only been going up, so if I wanted to wait for better, I may be waiting until I'm too old.

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment. 2600sqft 3 story brick home. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, huge yard with 2 car detached garage.Turned into a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom amazing refinished woodwork house with a touch of modern finishes to bring the old and new together.

Also, if you’re wondering, I quit because I couldn’t take being at my old company anymore.

Mainly tax questions and as I said earlier I am very displeased with the accountant I have been working with-So if anyone in this area of the world has an accountant they know/trust please get me in contact with them!

So, in this case, you get the best of all worlds - enjoying the most favorable cash flow situation that you can muster (the less you're dipping into the HELOC the better) - but if you pick the right opportunity you will also get the chance to actively manage some value add project(s) to a property that you're already living in.If you're married to your current house and living situation, fine. 

I'm looking to provide corporate housing through the renovations of the old Kmart, about a year.