Eric Hrlbock I agree it's a rough area but my first building had a number of shootings out the front door and it's all mustaches and horn rimmed glasses now.

Moving this strategy to a thrid party with an option to repurchase the lien to "milk" the equity or income will likely be viewed in the same light.

Tempers are flarring my contractor is very responsible and we can doing all we can.It shouldn't ever have happened..but it did... no use crying over split milk... and keep putting out "fires"Always learning something new.. and yet sometime re-learning basic.

He has to find ways to milk his customer for more and more by adding new fees.

Maybe so, but your thinking like a savvy investor, not the seller, milking every dime out of his asset, especially in a hot market. 

Jay Hinrichs Some companies just milk desperate people.

I buy milk, I let it sit too long, over time it turns sour, it expires, I lose the benefit of have the milk and I can't take it back and get my money back as I'm the one who bought it and allowed it to expire.   

You will be milked for all kinds of processing, documenting, etc fees, as much as they can get out of you.....and the loan will never happen.

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