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When you get to it, it's very possible for a layman to learn enough to repair your own plumbing. Yes, certain projects will still be above a layman's ability but a burst pipe is fixable. In your down time you should start learning about PEX. This is after all the 1-2-3 steps though - and those will be a lot of work. Just know that going in. Hiring out is expensive but the time and labor savings are clear. Don't hire out blindly, really give effort to understand the work/job/step that you're hiring for. Some you will be able to do yourself, some you might have to hire for. I'm not meaning to be disrespectful but it would be helpful to know if you're physically strong. Demo can get heavy and sometimes requires some oomph.
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Your neighbors will be happy that someone is fixing that place up, make sure you talk to them when you get an opportunity. You'll start off with all sorts of goodwill.
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