Your goal is to extract the most money as possible per month from as many people you can.

Owners who begin exit planning a few years before a sale can begin to extract themselves by putting more responsibility on key employees, which eases the transition between owners.

I don't see much wrong if an individual wants their barber to perform a tooth extraction or a blood letting, but the state wants dentistry, medicine...and even barber's to be licensed and to perform only the activities that they are licensed to do in order to protect the public interest.

In this case, you might want build in a prorated sliding scale commission for how much equity you are able to extract from each refinance. 

And if you do hit a personal hiccup and have to sell, odds are it will be to another investor that wants a "deal" so it will be tougher to extract (what you think of) full value for the property.  

Etc.I'm assuming that I should model the deal as 100% financed at the ARV at 5.5% interest, to test the asset's ability to cash flow w/o including the emphasis of my own equity (which I'm trying to extract, after all).Thanks in advance!

Will, Much better. 2 extractions, 2 different implants and a bone graft to prepare for another tooth implant.

The electricity is used to extract the heat from the ambient air, bit actually heat the air.

Also, even if there was a suggestion of an abandoned gas tank, the MA EPA regs state that any abandoned-use underground residential petroleum tank under 1100 gallons requires neither permit, inspection, extraction, nor is one even liable for 3rd party damages.

They are ultimately the ones subsidizing the exploration and extraction, but it is unethical people involved in industry that choose to cut corners which endangers others.