I might hang a curtain rod.

As an example for your "demolition" section, I'd figure out how much square feet (SF) of wall needs to be removed and show it on your sheet as $/SF.That way when you're done with the project you can go back to your original estimate and enter in the ACTUAL costs and compare to your estimate. 

In Texas, you have to "hang your license" with a broker to be active.

In this situation, I would hang on to the property.

There's a large, unused space that's bare bones on the ground floor (as in looks like a basement, concrete floors and walls)  that could be renovated into an extra 1 bedroom unit.  

He left private lenders hanging in the 100s.  

I highly suggest you find a local REIA group to join and find some investors to hang around and possibly a mentor.

I like to hang my shelves on a 1x3 that I paint the color of the wall. 

Remember, you make your $ on the buy... you need to have enough of a margin in there to hang if/when the market dips.  

If elevated moisture is present then there could be mold behind the wall where it is visually wet.There is surface mold and air mold.