Should I use indirect properties for the properties of properties?

For the convenient purpose, sometimes I use some indirect properties to set or get some other properties,

I give an example

class A
{
    public string Text { set { b.Text = value; } get { return b.Text }}
    public B b {set; get;}
}

Without the Text property of the A I have to use aObject.B.Text = something and now I use aObject.Text = something

I would like to know if it is recommended or not and possible problems may arise by this approach?

Please note Text is not a real property of A and in this way it may represent many properties of its sub-classes. Is there any trade off?