Is there fiber in the building (or to the building) and is there a fire suppression system.

I'm currently buying in Michigan but open to expand to other locations. 

I think it would be a good way to expand your network.

To expand this hypothetical scenario further, let's say you have a Personal Credit Card that gives you a LOT of perks, for instance, airline miles, hotel credits, cash back, etc.You want to use this card for ALL your business purchases and get the benefits.Will this fail an IRS Audit even though you have all the receipts and the Credit Card Statements?

Maybe try switching to part time while refurbishing/refinancing it and continuously expand my RE portfolio after getting into full-time investment.Do you think I should continue to work in the technical field of RE?

Hopefully expanding to the “Clemson” area, as well as the “Charleston” area.

I'm going to list off some of the lowest hanging fruit from that perspective below:Attic/ceiling space often can be helped immensely by blowing in additional cellulose insulationWindows and all wall terminations should be examined and caulked/filled with expanding foam insulationWalls can often be supplemented with additional insulationRim joists, basement walls Look into selectively upgrading your main appliances (water heater, air conditioning, furnace) with high efficiency unitsOld fridges use a lot of electricity - you might take a look at what you have there and consider upgradingSome utilities have programs to offer rebates/incentives for upgrading much of the above so I'd look into that if I were you!

You will expand your knowledge much faster with attending REIA meetings and meetups. 

We wanted to start relatively cheap and if all goes well, expand to more expensive properties.

In this scenario, it seems there is a potential to expand, creating new units out of the large workshop above the garage.