I could take out a mortgage on it, but I prefer to use it as a cash flow engine.House #7, purchased a year and a half ago, has been my greatest disappointment in real estate investing.

Usually that 1 tenant is disappointed with how their own life has turned out or mad about something inside that they can't control and they will take it out on anyone that they can - their landlord, their waitress, kids, road rage, picking fights on the internet, etc. until they can address the source of their pain they will continue. 

Well this is a bit disappointing.

Scammers are so disappointing. 

Just a bit disappointed currently, I thought better of them.

But if I'm in the field and not in position to take notes or know cell service is reliable I don't answer; but a call back is always quick.I'm really disappointed by the difficulties you are having.

If the home is nicely remodeled and/or larger than the typical 900 sq ft 2/1 in the area, you might could get $1250, but I think you will be disappointed with vacancy and turnover at this price point.

So by billing "near Rice" as the main selling point, you may be bringing in mainly folks who are interested in that feature who are then disappointed.

I'm looking to get into investing and have 120k roughly to begin with, located in Dallas and have visited the foreclosure auction at the courthouse but was a little disappointed as I did a bunch of homework and none of the houses I was interested in showed up.

I'm looking to get into investing and have 120k roughly to begin with, located in Dallas and have visited the foreclosure auction at the courthouse but was a little disappointed as I did a bunch of homework and none of the houses I was interested in showed up.