OK, do you consider 0.03% a breakthrough? 

Mostly because you have to do electrical and plumbing to code and most detached garages/sheds have concrete foundations with no crawl space, so they literally have to break through the concrete to draw plumbing and electrical.

My parents negative experience with rentals has been a mental wall for me to break through, but the tales of success that I’ve seen and read keep me going. 

I will look into TLO.Maybe I can have a breakthrough with this process.

Also surprisingly building new in some ways can be easier than re-purposing existing space, there's no existing structure to hold up or concrete to break through to run your new lines.

Solid deals break through the high/low income areas.

First, a round of applause and pat on the back Josh, seriously, you deserve it and I want to recognize your achievement in taking a serious analysis of yourself, identifying your hold-backs and being brutally honest with self that it is an issue of self, and pressing to break through that. 

I’m in a space where I have to break through the fear mindset.

The first 3 years are always the hardest but if you can break through the possibilities are endless. 

The cutter I posted will break through the pipe in very little time.