Align this with the life style you want (ie travel more, work less, spend more time with family...). 

Some of the RE Gurus teach about the finance commonent.

The home had a lot of "weekend warrior" style work- so a lot of out-of-code wiring, which we fixed.

I know someone who raises capital that touts their unit count constantly and now they are moving on to events/seminars teaching people how to syndicate.

@James Walker it all depends on the area and  the demand drivers.A few ideas:Brewery, distillery, cidery, meadery etc.Office style Co-working spaceIndustrial co-working space for artisans, artists and craftsmen Farmers market with fresh meats, cheeses produce.Antique or small furniture Divide up into smaller office warehouse units.

Can't say enough about the valuable experiences it teaches you in being a landlord, let alone the financial benefits!

Like a lot of people, Rich Dad Poor Dad showed me I didn't have stay in the rat race.What product can you sell that everyone needs, doesn't ever go out of style, banks will like to loan you money on, the government allows depreciation write offs against your income, the buyer pays off your loan, the asset appreciates in value, rents go up as a hedge against inflation and it's a hard asset that should not go down to zero value. 

So now..What ever way you will tackle this....the most important thing you have to do is get a website and make it credibleFamiliar with:I can give you a fish, or I can teach you how to fish?

Spend close to $200k to remodel, rehab, and furnish this large home in the mid-century modern style so popular in the area.

Review their past projects to see if their design style is a good fit for you.Good Luck!