Not that I have experience in corporate sales, but I would definitely think if you have experience in sales... you're probably over a lot of the humps that people transitioning to full time real estate agent struggle with.

I have a fire damage property in Louisiana, the fire was only in the kitchen, the structure is sound.

I know the tenant is replacing the floor currently in the other side of the duplex, and I believe she said she is putting in new cabinets in the kitchen herself.

We finally were able to the living room and kitchen, but that's as far as we could go, they kept mentioning a dog, but I only heard it bark once when we were out side and never when we were inside.

we only got in as far as the living room/kitchen, and were told we could not go into the bedroom/bathroom because the dog was in there. 

I got some tile for more than 50% off there and redid my own kitchen back splash.

I've bought a SFH, invested ~30k into it with the major tasks done (swap out oil/steam with a Navien and forced hot water/BB and re-done kitchen).

I.E with the kitchen cabinets could I just get new counter tops and cabinet doors without all new cabinets?

But what about things like knocking down walls, building new ones, window replacement, kitchen remodel, etc... do i need to hire contractor with a Construction supervisor license?

It is an older home built around the 1950s and is need of updates new kitchen baths paint flooring possible electric and plumbing issues.