I feel like house hacking is more time consuming.

The CFPB-required disclosure forms that consumers get (the "initial disclosure package") don't require lenders to disclose typical turntimes, closing percentages, or anything else addressing operational capacity.

You can look into other trust structures along the way or LLCs or whatnot, but be careful not to trigger a probate at death in California, which can be very expensive and time consuming for your heirs. 

Part of this is the consumers fault.. they trust the computer to much.. no personal interaction..

Just keep consuming knowledge via podcasts, books, BP articles, BP forums, etc.

I could search sold listings I suppose, but finding ones that date back that far could be challenging and time consuming I think.

It’s no secret that Covid-19 has affected the retail environment, with a rapid shift to ecommerce reshaping the shopping experience for consumers (and businesses).

What that looks like is going back to the beginning of the podcast and listening to every single episode, consuming books like water, and meeting with as many professionals as possible.

Also, Everyone must be able to put on different hats for different conversations, and separate neighbor disputes—which are argued horizontally as equals—from landlord-tenant disputes, which are vertical between a creditor and consumer.

But often, the situation is in between - too hard or time consuming for me to fix and the appliance is too new to just throw out.