Even though my degree was in business with emphasis in real estate I stayed in construction because I felt more comfortable with it.  

I have not touched any portions on new construction and GC's to Subs, but I find that these files are the most basic paperwork that a rehabber needs in order to protect themselves from liens, flaky contractors, and what they should expect from contractors.

Ran a $5 day ad on my fixer upper for sale and I targeted anyone in my town with a construction/labor job and/or interests in construction and remodeling.

Also he does construction work /contractor for a living.

What would you do with $50,000 and less than perfect credit but with 30+ years of residential construction experience?

Regardless of getting a business as degree I felt more comfortable with construction.

Regardless of getting a business degree I felt more comfortable in the construction business.

one on construction coming up - FYIhttp://www.scorefairfieldcounty.org/workshops

Have you looked at a typical construction loan yet? 

I'm a hands in kind of guy with a lot of construction and remodeling experience so I'd like to do the sweat equity work on my properties myself but the two hour one way travel time to the city would be a burden for sure.