Tackling the 'best with what you have' and 'use what you got' is how my brain works.I love discussing options and ideas and thoughts with others, to learn more and as much as I can.

Now, we had two options on the table: pay PG&E, the electric company, to do the upgrade for us, or hire our trusty contractor to tackle the task.

Though I have yet to look in my market area, and I know it’s not good to listen to other people gossip I did hear that our market out here is really high, and I don’t have a lot money to start with, so I’m trying to find the best route to tackle my house hack, while still trying to educate myself in the process which I still have no idea what I’m doing to begin with.

Laundry: In my research I found that there are different ways people tackle this issue and I am happy to realize all the options I have. 

I don't really have any experience yet and I'm not sure what the best approach to tackling this property would be.

I may pay to join that later when I seek to tackle larger projects.

Got a long list of things I am excited to tackle to increase some equity and overall curb-appeal.

It sounds like as long as we can pay the $6k/month out of pocket, we can use the 3k earnings from the rentals as the additional principal to tackle the large 7% interest rate and reduce the overall payment amount substantially. 

In today’s episode, we’ll tackle the intrinsic link between the pursuit of financial independence and the founding principles of the United States.The link between the pursuit of happiness, financial freedom, and real estate investingAs we celebrate the 4th of July, let's delve into the relationship between financial independence, freedom, and real estate investing.

Next you need to tackle leases, I'm sure you agent wants to use the standard "FL real estate lease".