@Ben AshburnYou should talk to a loan officer first.  

We have fixed multiple areas of the house including electrical, plumbing, added washers and dryers, added solar powered security lights, built an office, built a patio which increased the value of the house.

It’s outside the box thinking/ hustle / and grinding that has you buying properties while they are buying there 4 th office chair.

I come from a blue-collar family whose patriarch was often unemployed due to multiple factory shut-downs so the only money advice I was ever given was to get a good office job and invest in my 401k. 

When we purchased the land for our new builds, we were advised that the office and structure was considered a tear down.

The SELLER or current owner of the home who could not use a realtor, has absolutely no knowledge, skill, or understanding of the process of selling a house seems disturbed by me earning to much of a profit.The paperwork is at the lawyers office for pre-foreclosure to begin.

I tried calling the tax office of the county but the individual who answered the phone didn't seem to know and transferred me to a supervisor, for whom I left a VM but hadn't heard back yet.Thanks!

Maybe not always in your office.   

I'm keeping a Pittsburgh based return address on the postcards/letters, but I'd rather not have a giant collection of returned mailpieces pile up for me to collect on a regular basis.I've heard of an option where the post office can send you photos of your undeliverable mail and then discard it for you, but I can't seem to find anything about this service on the USPS site.

I do not need any support in the way of marketing, office or other overhead.