Areas like Sodo, Mills/50, Milk district and others that are gentrifying are only going to add value to your property. 

Bad plans or poor execution don't warrant any reward.I find it interesting that some investors leave public markets and fat hedge funds in search of better aligned options and yet ignore that some private equity groups use every last fee they can find to milk a deal that results in structures that are quite like what they were leaving.

Not telling you what to do, but I had to simply move on and not spend  anymore of my emotional energy on spilled milk.

RE investors should bring value to their communities, not milk them.This was at 510 N 9th St 

That site attracts a lot of new investors who are willing to overpay, so they milk it.

abner gomez, it sounds to me like you are trying to buy a bucket , so when you buy a cow you  are ready to catch the milk.

Within2 weeks after listening to @Scott Trench talking about Mr money mustache, I started reading MMM and made few changes in my life.

I see investors who constantly milk things as long as they can but ultimately end up with a necessary $10k+ expenses and rehab costs down the line.

I grew up on government cheese, powdered milk, and hand-me-downs.

Where do you go with 80 milk cows and youngstock  with a couple months notice.