Pets.com went belly up in 2000, Netscreen leveraged what was happening around the ".com" phenomenon and went on to be bought by Juniper Networks for $4 Billion dollars. 

The juice took a little longer to squeeze out as rates slowly crept higher but nonetheless here we are.

Could they be juicing their numbers?

The retail was a class b and will likely have the smallest "juice" ie equity captured, but I loved the area and I did it as a JV so less cash out of pocket - but the idea is that appreciation.

I know a good tropical juice spot and there is also a good hotdog place a few blocks away.  

Is the juice worth the squeeze? 

I hope this helps stir those creative juices on how to perform due diligence. 

Otherwise, the squeeze just isn't worth the juice. 

STR can juice your cash-flow, but then you're talking extra active participation. 

I even have folks doing sewer scopes on our new construction just so make sure there is no bellys..