I would recommend getting your feet wet with simpler projects before diving in to doing a conversion.

For the past year, I've been reading and listening to everything Bigger Pockets and I'm ready to get my feet wet!

It was a gamble/"fun money" buy for us both as he is brand new to real estate and just wanted to get his feet wet and it was in a market I was a little curious about.

Are wet and dry utilities available at the site?

She recently told me that the one kitchen cabinet was "wet", so I had a plumber go out to fix the problem.

Dry heat "feels" much better than wet heat.  

Maybe make a wet bar?

There are Five important points regarding Short Sale Double Closings (A to B; then B to C): 1) Necessity of Title Insurance for the A to B transaction; 2) Necessity of Disclosure to Short Sale Lender ("SSL"); 3) Necessity of Wet Funding (aka Transactional Funding); 4) "C" lender's consideration; 5) Title Company Concerns.

Oh, and one more thing about the trim; my house was a little crooked and I did not have the skill to perfect cut the sheets to the shape of the shower (heck I night not have been able to even if it was not crooked because it is a challenge cutting those wet noodle boards).

I can try repainting the wet spot but I want a permanent fix and don't want it to rot overtime.