If you are handy and can knock out work as you live there, great, but don't fall into a trap of buying something that needs a ton of work, unless you have the capital / money to fix it up post closing I got my first house-hack before I became a realtor.

I also try to knock out any upcoming maintinece issues and budget for looming capex when I purchase a property.

I think it MAY affect the first time buyers in starter price homes in many places because increasing the monthly payments even a little may knock out a few people.

But, the above letter should knock out most applicants.And I think landlords forget that the tenant must ask for a "reasonable" accommodation based on their disability.  

I just knock out my highest rate and highest hassle loans first. 

Scrape it up with a scraper and use a power washer to knock out any remaining residue.

On one had, there is a cheap design firm that can knock out a simple ADU blueprints for about $11k, whereas there is a phenomenal Architect who will hand-hold and manage the whole process for around $30k.

I think a roller and a pole with a couple cans of all-in-one hardwood floor finish would knock out the finishing in a couple hours but haven't tried that yet.

Definitely knock out some of those books, I would suggest Rich Dad next because it explains the basics in very simple terms.

Knock out that first property and you’re on your way to building wealth one unit at a time.