I am about to bleed to death from all these deep tongue bites.

Seems like they constantly upsell their programs, sell their services and find ways to bleed their clients dry.

Seems like they are definitely bleeding here in KC.

A good cap rate when interest rates are low can very easily bleed cash when rates are high when using a high LTV. 

Hi Steve,Sorry for your troubles.Having worked in the Toledo market for 10+ years, I can say that I have pretty much seen/heard it all.Experience has lead me to believe that the quicker you can stop the bleeding, the better.Everything else will just be like "tripping over dollars to pick up pennies".I've had losses on real estate deals and business ventures in the millions.And would to this day cut my losses and move on.Look after your investors/partners because your name is everything in this industry.The negativity drain isn't worth the drag on your growth and "creativity" potential.You live and you learn.Learn from your mistakes and don't repeat them.Start again and start better.Keep the dream alive.Wishing you much success

No motive for monopoly, no motive to bleed people dry.

However, I am guessing 'The juice will not be worth the squeeze..." hard to bleed a rock.

Focus on single family homes as condos tend to bleed HOAPlease feel free to add to the list above incase I missed any.

Don't have a bleeding heart. 

So rather than continue to bleed 10k a month, I think that we could easily lease option these properties and fill them with good tenant/buyers for 3-years at higher than market rents and then we would probably bring in around 14k a month in revenue which would help with cash flow.