Might be a hot potato.

I replaced the faucet supply Line as  I was putting in a reverse osmosis system (16 inch shiny end on the left).  

It's provided cash flow so even if I sell it for what I bought it for, I'll say I made money.But I'm small potatoes and fairly conservative.

On both units, I've installed sediment filters, industrial strength water softeners (not the cheapo ones from Home Depot), and reverse osmosis systems.

It's meat and potatoes stuff, interviewing people involved in real estate in a variety of roles.

I also like the larger complexes because you can control the whole look and feel of the development versus the smaller buildings you are usually dealing with other owners around you who might be affecting the performance of your property in a negative way and you have no control over what they do.There is not as much financing for these types of units as most lenders consider it small potatoes and would rather do larger loans and less volume.

And you've helped him with a really hot potato ;-)

It is what it is, whatever small potato we have to say is not going to change, we just ride the wave so to speak, but having a good look-ahead might trigger us to buy and hold something.

I'm still very small potatoes and sometimes i feel like i haven't done anything but at least I have started down the path i want to go.

Hoping osmosis will do its thing and I will learn lots about investing in real estate in Texas from the more experienced members here, and very much enjoying the quality of the articles available!