One good strategy is to find a property that needs significant rehab ($20k-$30k+) and add the rental value, just like the BiggerPockets BRRRR method. 

My questions are: 1 - What are my options to get the money out to do the BURRRR method?

@Oleg Serdyuk I agree with @Dan Heuschele that the BRRR method is a great option considering your current situation.

I'm interested in hearing from experienced investors who are in position to compare different methods of passive investing. 

Last year I posted a similar question but things have changed since then. I’d love some insight on how to get started using an income property I already own. We currently own a duplex that is worth roughly $300,000. O...

I would explain to the tenant that you have no intention of removing them, but that your motivations actually align with theirs pretty well, it's easier to move and it's easier to fill a vacant unit both when the weather is nicer, hopefully that can at least get them to the end of your six month term where you can reassess if they want to stay or go then.Cameron

Hey, Can anyone recommend a demo service to remove old appliances, carpets, tiles, and random junk from a property? 

If they weren't able to push the pipe through, which they can pretty easily, I would have only paid about $150 to cut the sidewalk and we would have removed the piece until the repair was finished and put it back.

When I got my condo back, they had sabotaged all of the doors by removing the levers so the doorknobs just spin, then put all of the levers in the floor of a closet. 

On a practical note, my husband and I have started using the Dave Ramsey seven baby steps method for tackling debt.