@Brian Stike, I recommend reaching out to @Josh Green. 

I feel like it is time to scale up, but I’m not sure exactly how.Anyone that has cross this bridge or is making money hand over fist staying at home please chime in.

I have seen people paint them colors like green for example but of course that can be risky.

I've read some of the guides and I'm finishing David Greene's BRRRR book.

I've been reading David Greene's BRRRR book and have sort of accidentally been using elements of this method for years but have a new scenario with lots of moving parts and thought I would throw the variables out there and see if I could get some help from those of you who know much more than I!  

Thanks @Cooper MarcusOf course, the threshold considerations are whether (i) you are eligible (i.e. self-employed with no full-time w-2 employees) and (ii) retirement funds in an account that you can rollover (i.e. former employer plan and/or non-Roth IRA that is invested in investments that can be liquidated an acceptable cost).Assuming that you cross these threshold issues, here are some additional comments/considerations:1.

If you weren’t going to remodel in a year, I was going to suggest going with a 70’s theme - add some bright prints with orange or avocado green for curtains and pillows, macrame plant hangers, and dark Mediterranean furniture, which was popular back then. 

I have use a "cross collateralized loan" where you can use it as collateral toward the down payment of the next home and therefore close prior to selling your home. 

@Jose Dedomenico realestatecompstoday.comReach out to @Lori Greene.

A quick question here, when I am building a new bathroom with a shower do I need to apply the redgard material or just the purple or green moisture resistant Sheetrock is enough?