Square footage?

I live in San Jose and have found through BP that there isn't much potential for investing in Silicon Valley, but I'm in the education phase of REI, and am considering getting my feet wet doing a live-in rehab of the condo we purchased in Dec of 2015.

I can probably help you get your feet wet in the business here in ATL. 

But my Title company, so far, is dragging their feet.  

When they are back on there feet they will move back into a nicer apartment.

I see 3 options here:1) Fix and flip the current home2) Demo and rebuild a slightly bigger home (800-1000 ft)3) Rehab and add-on to the current homeHere's my question - assuming a $275 per square foot ARV, whats the best course of action?

Property is a 3/1 SFR in Harford county MD, 1000 sq feet.

I will comment to watch out for two reasons:1: School district problems2: GE appears to be moving on (on the plus side, you have a 1 million square foot Lord Corporation facility on upper Peach St.)Other than that, I think there are some golden nuggets to be found.

Rents for $8251239 Wooddell 39212 4 bdrm 2ba 1900 square feet.

Being a first time investor still suffering from “buyer’s cold feet” syndrome.