Of course every market and deal may vary, so I'm just throwing out some average numbers, but the juice isn't worth the squeeze for so-called passive income.

Traditional deals in Columbus used to be great but with interest rates where they are I always say people should use other ways to make the deals have more juice:- Tax abatements https://new.columbus.gov/Services/Public-Health/Housing-Assi...- Opportunity zones https://opportunityzones.hud.gov/resources/map- heavy development for depreciation.

If these were an pool of mortgages owned by a typical financial institution, or an MBS pool, the investors typically retain the underlying interest in the pool even if the servicing institution goes belly up. 

A couple items were legit- there was something sticky on the floor (spilled juice?)

She cooked him eggs, bacon, hash browns, and served it with homemade orange juice.

Oil and gas is wildly unpredictable and since coal went belly up, oil and gas is the only major employer in the town.

There is an old saying (sometimes the juice isn't worth the squeeze), especially if the lemon is bad.Sometimes the experience gained in and of itself is what holds the most value. 

In stimulus era, these tech companies added fat to keep the juice flowing.

These can be expensive to set up, though, so you'd want to make sure the juice is worth the squeeze.How these various strategies interact with a multi-member LLC will depend on your LLC's operating agreement, state law, and other considerations.

I can't properly put into text my eye-rolling, head shaking, belly laugh with simultaneous cringe at this.