Look at Cali's income taxes that all started with only the rich paying.2) The money won't be used to fix stuff (we get told that about every school bond and pols love using infrastructure as motivation - Both are still lousy) that he uses for justification.3) At the end of the day, is it better a person keeps $1 or gives it to the govt to "invest" via taxes? 

Well, so far I'm not reading any justification for the "burn and churn" people go through when known late payers pay late, but still pay every month.So, I'd advise against it.

Kait's knowledge that her tenants are cared for via an apt you've arranged "cash for keys" could provide the emotional justification to swing her decision towards acceptance of your offer. 

I would assume this was his justification for fixing one over the other.

I think these are mental justifications by tire kickers not to do anything.

:Many have spoken the truth as if it's justification.

But there are a lot of double standards and self righteous justifications out there.

It's clear the OP has already decided Real Estate is in a bubble, and therefore everything seen is just a supporting item, because the mind is already chosen the outcome and just needs the justifications for such.    

It seems to be there go-to justification for any thought or action of idiocy.

I have seen less reputable TK providers not include cap ex with the justification that everything is new and should not fail for a while.