Families, especially with kids in the local school system, tend to stay put more than the single world adventurer sleeping on a futon, eating off the kitchen counter, and using a milk crate for a coffee table.

Should I talk to a financial planner, attorney, CPA, or the milk man?

Have you ever noticed when a snowstorm is coming the shelves are bare-no milk, bread or eggs?

I've rented to a lot of them in the past and many know how to milk the system for their beer and cigs, in the name of their kids.

Even if they could, they sure can't milk an extra 3% extra out of the appraiser.

One of the properties is rented to a relatively large regional bank and the other is an industrial property that is rented to a large recycling company.

I'm 25 years old myself, never graduated high school and have made quite a bit of myself so far (a tleast I like to think :lol: ) It saddens me seeing people that are older than me, still living with their parents, and milking the government for all they're worth.

The problem with Florida is, there is a lot of underwater mortgages that are being recycled back to today's value via the foreclosure process.

The property may cash flow, but it could be that the reason for sale is that the owner tries to milk it for what it worth (or may not worth).

There's one for my area in CA, there's also one is yours if you want to check out this link: http://www.habitatcaz.org/restore/index.php Hope that helps, it's a little disappointing finding thinly disguised recycled craigslist ads.