( here is how good transactions go down)  Most win and some lose its a investment and most can be controlled if you follow the correct processes ...  

I was thinking of selling the second one and discovered that getting out is not as easy without losing money as purchasing since I purchased it at close to market. 

With no capital at risk, there's nothing to lose.

Nobody likes losing money.

Hi Devin,Of course there is a catch... no matter who says what, the system will cost money and so will the installation and someone has to pay of it... either up front, during a period of time or at the end.If you are not paying for it up front then when you turn around to sell the house the buyer will have to pay for it and this has caused a lot of buyers to lose interest.

No way the bank can lose on this one.

So yes, if you were to fail to purchase the property, you would lose $100.Although, not really...

If they can justify the expense in a court, you might lose.

If you stay at losing $150/month you will have paid almost 40K by the time the loan has been paid off. 

As far as cash flow goes, if I finance the purchase with 20% down...I would lose my shirt at $320k.