I want to tackle replacing the water lines to the kitchen sink myself and have a couple of questions, how do I connect the new CPVC lines to the old galvanized lines at the point where I will be cutting out the old galvanized line?

.  ($20 a pop: you go once a week for 2 months: $160 investment) 8th: Decide on a strategy to use: All cash or finance: if you cannot afford a loan bc of your income: then thats the next thing to tackle. 

Be realistic with your price point and amount of work you're willing to tackle and go from there.

If you can find the confidence to believe in yourself you can easily tackle most DIY projects.

As you tackle more and different projects you will get a better sense of what is necessary and when.

So here are the numbers for both sides per year:Purchase price: $230KGSR: $35,640Repairs and Maintenance: $2915Utilities: $3265 Taxes: $2220Insurance: $2500MGMT Fees (although I am tackling this myself): $2851Replacement Reserve: $1000 (for replacement of appliances NOI: $19,463Expected Monthly Cash Flow: $450Of course I wish I would have gotten it for less, but with an average vacancy rate in this small community running around 4% or lower for the past decade, and with comps' based on the same product selling for $256k, $249k, & $272k, I thought it was a good buy.Please guys let me know what you think!  

Would you tackle a meth house?

My plan is also to complete the whole project than tackle the credit cards.

Doesn't sound like something I'd want to tackle on my own.

I would imagine it’s much different than tackling funding for a smaller pre existing home or commercial building.