I grew up on a farm and have done some construction myself and I am hoping to find a place that's a bit run down where I can come in and change the flooring, cabinets, paint, landscape, ect. and get myself some sweat equity.

I am hoping to get a little advice regarding selling the house that I grew up in.

As an agent(it's a business) I started from 0 and grew it.

I started from scratch with rental arbitrage with only $10k and then grew it to a 15 property portfolio in the last few years.

The majority of my experience has been working as an agent in the Miami Beach, FL area where I grew up.

I have a family member that grew up in the area and is interested in purchasing investment properties.

I had a good understand of real estate my parents are multi family buy and hold investors, so I grew up around this my whole life.

If you grew up during the Cold War you'd known that right off the bat, not saying anything against you but saying it was a reference only a certain generation of persons would really get. 

In the middle of my first project in the hometown I grew up in.  

I grew up in Baltimore , wife works in Baltimore , the houses are cheaper in Baltimore .