The phrase "ignore it", bothers me for some reason...I would rather seeDon't Fix It or Clean it!

Avoid the use of filler words and phrases such as 'like' and 'you know'.

House Hacking is a phrase coined by BiggerPockets podcast host Brandon Turner.

It sounds like a catch phrase to me.

It's hard to put onto paper what exactly is stopping me, and I'm sure I'll think of much, much more after I initially post this- but the phrase, "analysis paralysis" sums up my entirety to a T- mixed with insufficient step-by-step knowledge needed to complete the process.

The phrase “my hands are tied” also works well.

It's when they start using phrases like "can't miss", "sure fired mega profits", "I got this idea from a guru boot camp" that you know they're blowing smoke and are not to be trusted.

I heard that phrase a while back (I think it was a BP podcast) and it stuck with me.This has been a long time coming, but my wife & I finally worked ourselves to a position to make that decision. 

IF it was phrased the way you phrased then you are correct but read the article language.

I'm drawing up the offer contract now and I'm wondering how to phrase the occupancy in the additional terms section of the offer.