If you haven't done a cost segregation study on it or brought it into compliance with the Tangible Property Regulations, you may be leaving money on the table that you could use for some of the remodeling.

If a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this $7,100,000 winery located in Napa Valley, California, it would have had first year depreciation of approximately $182,000.

I have cards from Chase, Navy Federal, Pnc bank, Bank of America, Discover business, Amex, etc. etc. 

I'm interested in getting my RE license in KS and I'm looking for recommendations for study materials.

If you can’t do this, treat real estate as something to study and find a side hustle that will be REI related and pay you until you can do those two most important things: find deals, and money for deals.

I didn't need to study from someone else.

I also have clients who have learned and studied so much that they have never purchased a property.It's probably somewhere in between but I would lean toward the first example and just start.

@Andrew Pettit you'll definitely want to study up on private lending (there are plenty of resources on this topic) before borrowing from family.

@Vijaianand Thirunageswaram I am looking to invest but I'm not a home owner.I understand that if I'm looking for good deals I must react quickly, so now I study my options so I can make quick decisions.

"You become what you study" Pay yourself first.