We have to do some more research first before we tackle that dream.

Not sure I want to tackle this issue.

Is there a way of tackling these to ensure that a good deal is agreed to.I have seen one not too far from my town on zillow - and I understand that its a negotiation with the bank and the seller, but how could one be creative about such deals:Is it something that one could consider a percentage offering of the requested price, minus the potential rehab work required.  

.  ($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. 

I did a word of mouth deal couple months ago and easier flip ever with only $3000 in quick rehab, and turned $23,000, and also did wholesale flip for $7000 on something I had under contract and decided it was too major for me to tackle with my full time W2 job.All in all, I see people willing to flip for $10,000-15000 and the safety with that margin makes me nervous considering how bad these properties are upon first glance.

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?

You may want to check out the Clark Howard show — he has some good tips for paying down tips and also has a free call line to tackle questions like this.

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

I guess my question is - Is there anyone that has dealt with something similar or dumb enough to tackle such a task?

I feel the same as tackling some of those but want to get them all done at once, I have some other projects for the future that I will be tackling myself.