You don’t have to agree with him entirely, but he does one thing very well- and that’s helping people get out of student loan/consumer debt so they can build wealth & invest in their future.

Being consumer debt-free is an awesome goal. 

It can be a little time consuming but pretty much all wallpaper I've come across can be removed from the drywall.

I thought about doing flips, but it seems very risky, time consuming, I'll have to pay capital gains taxes, and I know nothing about fixing properties or hiring contractors.

Roll up your sleeves and put forth some effort to consume what is right.

I thought about doing flips, but it seems very risky, time-consuming, I'll have to pay capital gains taxes, and I know nothing about fixing properties or hiring contractors.

Fannie will actually back loans that are C5 or C6 (after C6 is teardown, C1 is new construction): "Properties with a Condition Rating of C6 are eligible for sale to Fannie Mae provided any deficiencies that impact the safety, soundness, or structural integrity of the property are repaired"As a consumer you would never know who those bottom feeder lenders are that would lend on a C5/6, since they have completely trash rates (better than non-qm and HML) and are slow (what would that commercial look like?

It would tell me how much electricity was consumed by Unit 1 during the month. 

Unfortunately, it's not possible to tell the difference between an insurance agent being whimsical on purpose, or making a genuine error, as a consumer (or mortgage broker, for that matter), but being 1/3 off makes it look like a genuine error to me if I were to place a bet.

There are a lot fewer headaches or hassles working in an empty house.