Once you start removing walls and drywall/plaster, you’re dealing with electricians, plumbers, carpenters, drywall, painters, etc etc etc. some people dive right in... but there’s way more opportunity for issues overruns and who knows what else.

I'd like to understand the opportunity of keeping our current home (financials below) as a rental and see if that makes more sense than selling. 

It's not worth the holding costs, and if it gets you an opportunity at something better, that's where you win.

I just had an opportunity come up that I wasn't looking for, and I don't fully know how to evaluate it.

I know that it isnt super necessary to go to college if you're trying to be a real estate investor, but I have the opportunity to go for free.

I think its a very lucrative and unsaturated market for those looking to get into affordable multi-family opportunities.

Normally, you will not be charged for quotes and it will give you the opportunity to chat with each and see who you would like to do business in the future.

Hi Elizabeth,How are you.West Philly has many neighborhoods and some have capped and most have growth opportunities.

However, as mentioned above, each time we entered a sealed room created opportunities for construction dust to creep into these rooms.

So, questions:Would you pursue this opportunity further, or walk away?