Having large amounts of body fat can make them “feel” very hot subjectively compared to an average sized person in the same room.

I think it is in prime position to re-organize cutting out the fat in the company.  

There are a lot of areas that are undergoing revitalizations and drawing in investors and renters!

I have a listing in East Austin, TX which is currently undergoing a major transformation so it can be scary for some folks.

I live on the bare minimum(theres no fat to trim).

Not fun, not fulfilling.Investors especially, in my experience, tend to take a more hardline view of things and it seems more of them have read the same books (basic theme, "do what it takes to get the deal and agents are fat cats who don't really deserve to get paid anyway - also thank you for the book royalties which I would never have gotten if I had just written a book about how it's fair to pay people for the work they do").So... if someone spends weeks or months finding and researching properties for you and then you happen to find a FSBO or something else that works out for you without them, do you owe them nothing?

Perhaps with a little cosmetic renovation it will even go above that and net you a little money.Having an extra unit would help (fourplex), but trying to get one for under $400k is going to be slim pickings in Sacramento (2 on the market at that price) and so they will be the worst quality properties in the worst quality areas.House-hacking really isn't intended for cash-flow unless you're putting a fat chunk of money down.

We are currently undergoing a renaissance that is bringing the City back to life.

Purchase price: $232,000 Cash invested: $272,000 Sale price: $430,000 Lease-option on a home in Auburn that was undergoing a loan mod on the principle balance.

Part of the go big or go home problem is that many investors are not necessarily going to write a fat check to a newbie who has no track record.