Throw some ideas* :)

It gives a lot of flexibility to all parties.I tend to agree with you, it feels like throwing good money after bad to fix something only part way.  

There comes a time when the $ draw seems to outweigh the return.Although I am NOT throwing in the towel, my frustration is I know it can be done but will only get marginal results doing what everyone else does.

Why did you throw away almost 600 posts?   

Otherwise, you're throwing darts, and taking the bad advice/opinions of other members on Bigger Pockets. 

BP forums are a great place to throw ideas out and ask questions.Raul - out of town KC investor

The lazy way is to throw money at it and have a company print them up, IMHO this will yield poor results.

I think you'll find syndications throwing off returns on a COC basis in the vicinity of 8% in the sponsor's offering documents.

Right now I save ~75% of my income and throw it at my loans, so if I stay the course I should be free from these shackles by 2018. 

I just got laid off and I want to throw everything into my real estate investing business.