That paint chip experience must have been frustrating. 0% down- yeah, bold to go in 0% down, but on the other hand, infinite cash on cash return!

Not to be all woo-woo, but how about be BOLD when others are fearful?

"The challenge of leadership is to be strong, but not rude; be kind, but not weak; be bold, but not bully; be thoughtful, but not lazy; be humble, but not timid; be proud, but not arrogant; have humor, but without folly.""

Also don't limit your potential client base to 23-30 be bold and fill a database with contacts regardless of ages.

House hacking comes in many different flavors.

Important factors are:The situation causing the sale arose during the time you owned and used your property as your residence.You sold your home not long after the situation arose.You couldn’t have reasonably anticipated the situation when you bought the home.You began to experience significant financial difficulty maintaining the home.The home became significantly less suitable as a main home for you and your family for a specific reason.So, for all the reasons I mentioned in bold above, would it be possible to get out of paying capital gains if I sold? 

I wrote a proposal to my landlord stating the situation and gave my BOLD proposal which was: asking to her to reduce my rent by $200 (from $1300 to $1100) for six months, then in 6 months I will pay her $1500/month until caught up.

I wrote a proposal to my landlord stating the situation and gave my BOLD proposal which was: asking to her to reduce my rent by $200 (from $1300 to $1100) for six months, then in 6 months I will pay her $1500/month until caught up.

Get with people who have boldly stepped into deals that will significantly improve your financial position and learn from them.

I don't have that, Max, but I add via the little pic icon at the bottom of the reply box next the bold and italic buttons.