And bring a jucy fruit, Teddy likes juicy fruit. 

I don't operate in the DFW area, but I hear a lot about how hot it is so you'll need a lot of patience and offers because that's what all the investors look for because it's just low hanging fruit. 

It’s a little more work and it’s more active but you can juice your returns and increase your income more quickly.

How do you go from enjoying a bit of extra income from your deals, to living the free life full time off of the fruits of your labor?

Much more accurate than randomly grabbing at properties today and asking "will it" be good, fact is no one in Mpls market can say for sure 100%, it's just more so that those of us who have worked this market for a long time have a certain gut-feel for the area, short term market fluctuations don't bother us, we "know" the area/market and are ready to take that risk and roll with the punches, adjust on the fly, turn lemons into fruit punch freezies, lol. 

With you paying it, they might consider it a challenge to bring the electric bill up to $20, $40 or more, and believe me it wouldn't be that difficult.Is it one of those setups where the extra juice is charged back to the electric company?

Why risk the low hanging fruit for a little extra? 

Think of it this way, if I could buy an apple at the local fruit stand for 25 cents a piece and was fairly certain that I would drive it out to the city and sell them for 75 cents a piece I'd be in the apple selling business!!!  

Is the juice really worth the squeeze (asking for a friend)?

Much of the 'low-hanging fruit' has already been taken.