It is hard starting out with no skills, no knowledge, and no money. 

When I see prices across the country at the levels they are, I’m thinking we are near or at the top of the bubble this cycle.  

(Also I’d have to ask them for sample designs & thoroughly vet their design skills & their vision for designing my house, but that goes without saying)Thoughts?

If you are getting ready to list and sell, you need a real estate broker that knows the market and can advise you on the expectations for condition and finish level in your area, not a partner.

Use some of the available tools out there to run high level analysis and then once you have a short list you can start engaging property managers, do more manual research on the existing booking platforms and/or pay for more expensive data to fine tune your analysis.Best of luck!

Focus on leveling up your investing game and learn how to analyze, find, and buy rentals.  

@Rodney Phillips The question should really be: do I have the time and skills it takes to take on a rehab myself?

Around druid hill, 3 units back of the building,ground level, and the rest is on the main level.If it is the same building, ( if not disregard) I think you will spend well over 110K. 

I think understanding the leads on a more individual level can help show a more personal interest.

One of mine comes to mind as an example - mixed use building (2 retail spaces on the main level and a 2 bedroom apartment upstairs), great area too.