If you want to tackle it yourself there is lots of information in the BP Free How To Guides.Regarding the down payment, typically investors put as little money down as necessary to still provide the cash flow desired from the property.  

A good plumber could tackle it in a day or two.He'll probably drill into the exterior sheathing and run it into the wall that way and then put a foam jacket around the exposed pipe rather than drill through the slab and sill plate.

I would tackle projects after work and my father, who is retired, would handle projects on my list when he was able.

I will think about how to tackle that moving forward. 

But, today realized my unfair advantage.I think this could be a fun thread for everyone to share their unfair advantage(s)For me it's the following:My age: I'm 22 years oldMy job: full time, pays greatFamily: Avid do-it yourselfers, ready to tackle any project, anytime.Credit: Good standing, low debt Current properties owned: Small single family that is in process of being fully renovated( way more work that I antipisated).

The plan is to tackle the market together and began generating momentum and income. if anyone is interested in something like that. please don't hesitate to let me know. 

Then you're not tackling them one by one. 

Makes sense, now making it to that 5% is certainly a challenge but a fun one to tackle.

. 😁‼️ I have tackled the guide now I'm on the the podcast & webinars!!!  

Having checklists, product sheets, checklists, etc is key to saving both time and money and saving time also translates into more money for you.As to tackling larger higher end projects, make sure you buy right, lots can go wrong and while your potential rewards are higher, so are your risks.