You may want to think again about the value of setting credit score criteria, as many of us in the industry don't put much weight or confidence in such numbers.

George, I am a industrial contractor.

Vinyl building products are the plastic water bottles of the industry. 

Due to the amount of information that can be encoded, QR codes were readily adopted various industries (auto, banking, pharmaceutical as examples) to allow for tracking of parts/documents/products as they flowed through the manufacturing/business/sales process.With the advent of smart phones, the use of QR codes to encode URIs has blossomed.

They lie & twist the facts about how the industry works. 

Before then, I worked in the multifamily industry in leasing and property management with A+ properties.I am eager to begin the real estate investing journey, starting out in wholesaling.

Where are the jobs, growing industry or contracting? 

the building can be a retail or industrial.

my advise you seem very unsure of what direction you are going and it sounds like you have more to learn in the industry, I would act very quickly to hire a competent contractor "I did not say expensive " and get all four units rented you should not live there just a quality of life thing this project will start to take a toll on you, after all units are rented get an appraisal of the property and then have a broker give you a cost annalist cost vs higher rent if you push the quality of build out to increase rent, if the money says that is the way to go use your cash flow and finish project, otherwise sell the project or collect rents, the key is to rent out unitsgood luck

@Delon Hall I would defiantly recommend checking out our local REIA meet up groups as they provide for a great way to network with professionals in the industry.