At this point I am trying to gain insight on if I should look for another contractor to finish this job (the additional bedroom) or outsource specific task like for example electrical to skilled tradespeople and complete the task I am comfortable with doing myself.

They also have a lower ROI/bang-for-your-buck than aesthetic upgrades that are easier to see and enjoy.

They focus on aesthetics and daily rates instead of what really matters: tenant type and demand consistency.Before you even buy or lease a property, ask:Who’s actually staying 30–90 days in your market?

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Something that is pet and kid friendly, doesn't sag in a year or two and is aesthetically pleasing.I have a month until i go live so can wait a few weeks for the right piece. 

Edgar, love the hustle—stack skills and credibility now so doors open fast at 18.

Most are conversions of long time assets with little emphasis or regard for aesthetics.

And many developers today don't want public facilities because the standards don't provide the aesthetic their buyers would be looking for in a neighborhood.

At 19, most people (myself included) just don't have enough experience to fully know what their style / skills / interests / goals are (but, don't worry, most people start figuring that out through their 20s as they gain more experience).Ten years from now, you could be flipping residential homes, developing commercial real estate, operating STRs, investing in land, consulting on triple net deals, or any number of the other real estate niches...but, at your age, you may not yet have the experience to know which of the many REI niches best suits your skills/interests/goals/etc.

Quote from @Elealeh Fulmaran: With no capital, pick the path that builds skill, credibility, and steady cash fast: house hack a small multi if you can qualify, then stack cash and experience into your next duplex; Airbnb arbitrage can work but adds lease and vacancy risk if demand shifts; laundromats can cash flow but are a full-on small business.