Of course we throw all our serious business their way.

So short answer, 'NO' do not simply satisfy the mortgage as a gift from heaven unless you are in the habit of throwing your money away.

Whats throwing me is seeing some of the rent to hold success stories on BP in totally different areas where you can buy a property for $80000 and get the same rent as Austin where Im going to be paying $200000.

There are certainly worse ways to throw away your money.If you actively manage the property, the LLC offers you almost no liability protection.

I'd throw out the "Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson.

Basement was flooded and, in the pitch black, my phone light didn't quite catch that. 2) After a closing on one house, I was cleaning out the place and was in the garage throwing trash out and sweeping.

I don't think the idea is to throw out embarrassing offers every time either.

IF I GET IT that is.I want to get a property but I need to do it smart and not just throw money at these properties

and I'll throw a few questions in to make sure I'm talking to the real landlord and not a fake that the tenant is using to give a good reference.

Duncan thanks for throwing the idea out there for us to chew on.