Realistically, you could knock out the getting licensed over a few weeks over a school break.

My wife and I are in our first year of marriage and we decided to rent an apartment instead of buying a home so we could knock out debt.

I agree that it is more risk than adding any value (and for some, it may make the unit feel dated).If you already have a plumber doing work, this should be very easy for them to knock out.

I'd knock out these projects before moving someone in.

In terms of scaling money now is usually better than money later...In my opinion, knock out the closing cost.

@Ross Y.Going to paste my answer from here - https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Most investors are not Real Estate professionals and therefore cost segs and bonus depreciation is overkill beyond (normal bonus depreciation) as it will knock out the passive gains in the first few years of the project in most cases.

With only $1,000 a year one issue is going to knock out I’ll your income.

You need to go and meet with the realtor and spend a day looking at the neighborhoods yourself and then knock out a couple showings with the agent.

I'd start with a 1-4 unit to hack, use the income to knock out your student loans, then focus on building a nest egg for your next investment.

I think it may be better to use that money to knock out my student loan debt or invest it on my own.