Everyone can find time to study, read, research, swing hammers, job shadow, side hustle, or work a part-time job. 

@Robin Simon one thing I hammer on BRRRR in the forums is that it's a lot more expensive than new investors realize. 

You can swat flies with a sledge hammer, but there are easier ways to go about it.

It’s passive in that you don’t swing a hammer, but takes some effort to build and manage what is essentially a business.

Hi Jessie,It seems like a replace it at your cost item--ASAP,and apologize for the inconvenience of the broken sink, the wait time for replacement and the inconvenience of the workmen replacing it.Unless the tenant hit it with a sledge hammer (or similar), sinks should handle household normal use.And as said above stainless is a good replacement choice (for a few dollars more a deeper sink might be a nice thing to offer in the rental.

@Lucas Hammer Hey Lucas, great question and one I've been wondering about since I plan to do the househack this year!

The fact is the fed should behave like a scalpel but often behaves like a sledge hammer. 

Volunteer to come swing a hammer or whatever on one of their flips.  

But this still needs to be hammered out.

I am sure I would crush it no matter which website I choose, but why start off with a crappy hammer to build your house.