Even if the bank goes belly up, you get your money and your interest.High risk is often equated with high return.

I wasn't trying to get rich, just keep juices flowing.

In soils with a high clay content, it can take months or even years for water to percolate even 1" (which is why clay is used to line landfills... keep that trash juice away from me!). 

I spoke with a retired electrician who stated that space heaters can pull LOTS of juice/electricity.  

Flips are certainly very viable here due to the great resale market, but there just isn't much juice to get stabilized cash flow most of the time.   

"And so you add the lemon juice after applying heat.""

To me the juice that comes from buy, fix and sell was never worth the squeeze.I believe @Douglas Skipworth company does things like we do.

The juice ain’t worth the squeeze.2.)

Consider using one or more of the units and renting to students, or renting by the room or renting as a VR and/or renting bedrooms in the unit you will live in to juice your gross revenue and your returns.

I want the buyer who can "belly up to the bar" and put their money where their mouth is and close ASAP.