I just wanted to get a users perspective on it.

When you are looking at it from the perspective of someone who does a lot of flips, you'll get similar sized homes where one might cost $10,000 and the other $20,000.

It can give you a different perspective On debt and spending.

Our investing strategy will focus on single family homes in excellent school districts (thus far, we have 2 SFH in Keller ISD, and 1 in Northwest ISD- Byron Nelson HS), as well as multi family properties that make sense from a cash flow perspective (We've looked at 2 four plexes, and we're currently evaluating an 8 unit apartment complex).Here are some questions we have for the well informed masses at Bigger Pockets:#1 Do [you] recommend that we set up an LLC for all properties, or a series LLC, delineating each property into separate LLC's "underneath" the main LLC?

I think one needs to think about gutters from 2 perspectives, one as a owner occupant and the other as a landlord. 

I'm attempting to broaden my perspective and to qualify more comments which apply to a regional / state.

Fresh powder on the asphalt in the NE tonight so the heaters are cranked up for sure...Kudos,Mary

While I tend to side with what others have said about cutting your losses, I think there maybe another perspective to consider.As I see it you're about $900 down ($1,200 advanced on the water bill minus $300 paid) plus the unpaid SD.

A couple other things the county didn't really like was that if you have a de facto "campground" but aren't offering any ammenities how are the impacts of people all over going to be taken care of: ei, fresh water, bathrooms, trash, or even further out -- law enforcement issues.

Put in perspective, the variance is over $155 less per month.Originally posted by "molder101":So you are netting $10,280 on this example property before you take out for the mortgage payments... which on a 30yr fixed might equal 700-800/mth.Mortgage payments are about $100/mo for every $15k in principle.