I do have a cash stash to carry me a few months on the properties if someone didnt pay.

So like I said, we have a small stack of cards I keep stashed away so we don't put anything on there anymore.

(Place is in great shape, and in 4 years have had essentially nothing serious happen).All that being said, I was wondering if there was a way to lower my monthly mortgage, ideally to get it down to about 1500/month so then we would be breaking even and I can stash even more cash away to buy up my next property.

I stash the rest away in the a high yield savings account.

Called the Police they said most likely they stored their stash (drugs) under the stairs and is why they are missing. 

Originally posted by "atarget":it's no brainer that both of the parties - you and your banker cannot make money at the same time from the same stash :D Both parties make money off the same stash all the time, it's called partnerships.

Making sure my debts (outside of mortgages) are paid off, stashing away as much in a high-yield savings account as possible so it will be there to use, and learning as much as I can, mostly through Bigger Pockets podcasts.

If they are, then start building enough of a stash to cover those costs.

I think it's probably easier to stash in a drawer or on the fridge than a letter.Lastly, I've been narrowing my target audience down, so I'm going for more of a sniper than scattergun effect.Don't get me wrong, I still use yellow letters (of a sort), I just get more calls from post cards.

All during the rehab the apartment was broken into and the ceiling tiles popped to see if there was still a stash up there.