One thing to note is that I don't want to remodel myself or hire anyone to do the work by getting a HELOC etc.  

She explained to me that while she understood that I didn't want to continue my education, basically I needed to look at what the people who were hiring wanted and what was needed in order to get into the position that I wanted to get in.

I wanna hire a real estate lawyer to help me, but I’m not sure where should I hire one?

What kind of person are looking to hire?

One of the hardest things with flipping it seems is having a good contractor to work with but recently we've been working with a young talented contractor who had done some nice work on one of our properties and he has expressed interest in getting into flipping.

MLS - at the time we found the lot I was not yet licensed as an agent, so we went through a hired agent.

My father in law has gotten out of the 9-5 and is back to working for himself again. His experience is over 20 years in construction, here in Georgia, with the last 8 in commercial construction. Contact me for further...

If you hire a property manager they are going to hire a $15/h service and everything goes downhill.

I was thinking of hiring him as an assistant and could give him lists to call off of for potential investment deals or even listings for my real estate agent side of my business

Or hire a handyman that knows wiring.