Here in Washington, we have laws related to approached Distressed Sellers and Equity Skimming.

Who feeds them, gets the milk and cleans the litter box, cleans off the scratching post, taking care of all those cats is another job.

Skim the podcast transcripts here to find the recommendations of podcast guests, and you will find quite a few that come up over and over again.

Does the grocery store allow him to grab a gallon of milk and pay for it later?

Then getting a listing at FMV with a commission that goes up with the sales price and going thru legitimate mass marketing platforms or calling potential buyers.Somehow, tying up a property at 60% of FMV, walking it around to someone the seller doesn't know and then skimming a 30% profit doesn't sound as good to the seller.

You also want someone that isn't going to milk the bill and someone that, as soon as a date expires, they're filing the next step.

Yeah, investors can find cash flow and lots of raw milk!

i assume it's on crawl space with more-or-less easy access to all the piping. i find it hard to believe that's a real quote. i think someone is trying to milk you because of your expensive home.basically, all this stuff is what an average homeowner should be prepared for when getting a house (even new(er) ones). 

Trying to determine this figure for my properties so I know when its safe to skim off the excess for reinvesting. 

Worth correctly which means my partner is trying to milk another $1500 out of the basement floor demo?