Either the deal works or it doesn't, and it has nothing to do with these "milk rules".Do the math. 

The best was seeing a cow being milked in the bathroom.

It basically says they are someone that if they run into money problems, either has no safety net in terms of friends or family that will take them in OR that they simply don't care and they're going to stick it to you.So that tells you that if they run into money problems with you, they're going to milk it out.Now is there an opportunity there?

There was no plumber available.Post the 3rd page of the Recycling Ordinance in the buildingIf you get security deposits transferred to you, open up a security deposit account at the bank of your choice.And the adventure just begins!

Not penny pinching it is reusing/recycling for penies on th edollar. 

If you get a great deal, you’re able to:-Obtain financing much more easily-Afford to be a great landlord by using cash flow for CapEx and repairs-Afford the best property management-Hedge your risk of losing money in any RE cycle -Actually make money in RE instead of losing it!

Educate your potential tenants about what you expect as to lightbulbs, recycling, etc. as you do the walk through.

Hello,I am a south Bay real estate realtor witnessed several RE cycles.

Get a $130 window unit and milk that warranty for all it's worth. 

This means In order for it to be worth it the deal would need to go into a property with some form of recyclable equity.The BRRRR strategy is the first thing that comes to mind.