As for electricity, again...depends on the tenant...if they leave every light on in the house with 10 TV's and multiple video game systems...it could get crazy real fast.

That is seriously funny.I try to get to the TV to watch As Time Goes By.

I know I wouldn't have been able to handle what Jeremy Burgess has gone through with section 8.http://www.urbandetroitonline.com/detroit-real-estate/episode-29-detroit-investor-tv-section-8-no-more/Detroit has truly been a gut wrenching experience for me.

Like a flat screen TV.

I joined a company that provides discounted pricing for TV (cable or satellite), Phone (voip), Internet, Gas, and Electrical service.

I am a long time viewer of the BP forums but have recently decided to focus more of my time towards my real estate investment goals.  

That looks like something out of the TV show "Flip This House" Congrats, Beautiful job.

In the late 90's I was a low ranking Active Duty Air Force enlisted member, and I was working in MIL Intelligence, One day, after watching late night TV I purchased a Carrolton Sheets course (How to buy properties no money and no credit) and six months later I was i was buying 2-3, 4 properties in middle class suburban areas, with no money down, $100/ cash flows and about 10-15% instant equities in each home.

They know most people will not look at the data within their own site; this is why they spend so much money advertising on TV.

Just like those smart, traditional financial planners teach us to do.Then again… what about all those infomercials I saw on TV?