It is a long football field shape lot, with a small single family rental home on it.   

We purchased it for the purpose of rezoning to commercial and expand our existing business model (workspace rental for people in the creative field).

Recently, I completed a short-term rental (STR) training program and I am eager to explore more opportunities in this field.

@Jim Pfeifer may not say it but I would also recommend checking out his group/community, Left Field Investors.

Define your goals in this field. 3.

Similarly, the initial losses in a new business should be viewed as the "tuition" necessary to gain invaluable experience and skills in a new field.

DOES ANY IN THIS COMUNITY WITH ALL THE EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD,HAVE ANY FEEDBACK OR ANY WORD OF ADVICE ?

Data the applicant enters seems to frequently not be verified and it allows for complete omissions in fields and hides important information such as social security numbers from landlords. 

Some of the core topics we hope to explore in our BiggerPockets profile include:- How our military experience has prepared us for the challenges of real estate investing- The process of getting started, from investment knowledge, to understanding different roles and titles used by real estate investors- The specific goals and milestones we've set for ourselves as we navigate this new field- The surprises, setbacks, and moments we encounter as we learn the ropes of real estate investingBy sharing our journey, we aim to provide a helpful resource for other newcomers looking to get started in real estate.

Build a legal rental unit with kitchen, bathroom, new windows and others, according to the design from Sokol Design-Build GroupDig out the basement and install a new concrete slab, it's a separate addition job and will cost $ 15K - $ 20K.much better than the first one (and yes both are insured and are experts in the field) I may have to GC this project myself to save some money.