A broker gave me an idea to go to school for getting my license.

I will know more after an inspector and/or a contractor sees the house.

Getting your RE license is a good way to gain knowledge but it teaches you how to assist buyers and sellers through the home buying/selling process.

They asked my husband to reconsider and argued as to how both my contractor and inspector didn't know what they are doing. 

Home Depot just subs it out to a contractor , they are using roll roofing I dont like roll roofing .

I'd like to find local contractor to renovate/rehab the bathrooms and kitchens.

I'm a local investor and a licensed realtor in New Orleans.

That enables you to line up contractors and hit it quickly.

Thanks, the catch is I did most of the work myself, subbed out a few projects like full bathroom re-do :/It was a huge learning experience, but now I feel more confident in both understanding the scope of various projects, and working with contractors for the future.

I would just like to write a quick introduction about myself: I am 31, single, no family, I work in Underwriting, a former and still licensed Flight Instructor, and a current law student.