Maybe I will go check my spam folder ;) 

Then this stuff is blatantly and obviously spam for the BP/Pace partnership. 

You tackle it by easing the ridiculous red tape for planning/permitting of new construction, increase density in multi family and higher density areas, and you provide easier process and tax credits and other financial benefits to assist developers in subdividing, zone changes (excluding single family residential neighborhoods).As a developer, builder/contractor of ADU's, I support and welcome the new laws of course so this is a double edged sword.

I am learning how to eventually tackle bigger ticket items like you mentioned however for the meantime a 10-13k savings should be good for me.Do you only do plumbing and electric yourself and sub the rest out?

Though I think that could make you look like spam to a tenant if the tenant e-mails and they get an instant irrelevant reply that doesn't answer their questions 5 seconds after they send the e-mail.

Never heard of the guy before....but anyone using shills/bots/spam to hype their products/services is virtually guaranteed to be a fraud.

The inbox messaging feature seems pretty handy, but how do you identify spam? 

I recently started getting “newsletters” and “support our sponsors” emails from Bigger Pockets.No matter how many times I click unsubscribe, or reply and say unsubscribe I keep getting them.

I budget annually to tackle major items like replacing a roof, HVAC, painting, water heaters, plumbing upgrades, etc.

@William Frazier Hey William, congrats on tackling this.