The cash flow is fine and all, but I'm much more excited about the appreciation (~$400k in 3 years).I've read your recent posts and I think you're wise to invest in property rather than throwing your money away on rent while you attend school here.

Anyhow, I was charged $225.00 for "trip and disposal" fees to throw it away.  

IMO this is the best way to do any investing where you’re having to throw down some serious capital.

ofcourse no , Its better to throw your cash in trash bin rather than losing money like that .

Again, get educated on investing before you start throwing money around.4) Find an investor friendly agent who can find good investor properties.No matter who you work with you should always take 100% responsibility for every investment you make. 

Be careful you aren't going to have to throw more money at it to get it rentable. 3. 

@Sunshine Bizz Not enough information to respond to this, but I will throw this out there...

But you can probably throw a dart at the MLS and get a 5 CAP up there without too much trouble.

It gives me inspiration that I should probably be throwing low offers out there.

First off, contribute the maximum that you're employer will match, even if they are only matching 50 cents on the dollar, otherwise you are basically throwing away free money.