Perhaps of you told us a bit more about what you're expecting from your investments then we could throw out some ideas!

For example, Sundestin Condos (which has a check-in desk and is managed by Vacasa) can be bought with 0% down payment via a VA loan; however, you'll have to throw down 20-25% if you're not using a VA loan (even purchasing it as a primary residence). 

There was a time not long ago when all the tanks came out of 2 or 3 factories  ( so I’m told) and different companies would just throw their label on them and market it.If you are hiring someone to change it, you could simplify matters by letting them pick up the tank from their supplier of choice.  

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. 

In a situation and wanted to throw it out there just in case anyone has some input for me!

Hi @Thomas Mosely, my simple answer is:   Absolutely do not throw money at a course like this! 

Maybe an oversimplification of what they're saying in the podcast, but if you could refi your house at 3%, and then throw that money right into a general stock market ETF aiming for 8%, then you can conceivably consider debt the asset yielding you a 5% return. 

I really do not want to throw up somewhere between 10-30k if I am not going to make any money on the home or even lose money. 

What would you throw this money into ?

I'd just throw out there an option for the Sunnyside rental.