My biggest road block is probably a combination of getting over the hump of acquiring my first rental property and having some cash/cash reserves in case of an emergency.

Getting over the hump of your first deal, whether you make money on it or not, is an accomplishment in itself.

A thinner slot that uses something closer to USB communication technology.Anyway, Sprint finally released a USB based broadband modem for your PC, they say they are working on an Express Card version but it has yet to be released.

No track either.Now there are a couple smaller projects that have been done downtown but nothing big enough to push us over the hump.

My iPhone and ipad both came with chargers that have a USB that plugs into an AC adapter.

Because we have experienced such good and honest work from them they do come to the properties and fix stuff without us being there (with tenant permission of course) and when we go on vacation we tell our tenants to call them in case of a repair and we authorize them to charge our credit card.

We are starting our 2nd year, and need a little cash to help us over the hump.

The reason I ask is it occurs to me that a possible strategy to get over the hump could be to pay yourself (ie: the entity) rent at fair market value.

I remember speaking with you briefly at the last BP Dallas meetup.Michael Attaway Here's to both of us being successful on our new real estate journey!

It's not dependent upon us being to make money on this house but we don't want to have to pay to move.