This is a common Indy story, crap properties being recycled through wholesalers and flippers.

If milk went up to $100 a gallon folks would probably stop buying it and find an alternative.

As an originator, you really don't care about the individual since you recycle the loan into an ABS at some point or sell it off in a pool.

Realtors get annoyed if you're just milking them for information with no intention of using their services.

Once that happens the property can still be refinanced, but you need a credit partner to do it.The cash just keeps recycling though, you just need a little help doing it.I don't ignore CAPEX, vacancy, etc...I just don't take it out of the cash flow.  

I'm not making light of the situation but I'm not the type to cry over spilled milk....Kudos,Mary

Recycle system allows reduction of the amount of energy and water use that occurs during each wash. 

In ANY type of due diligence when evaluating an investment, you have to ask yourself where we are in the RE cycle.

If you have a money tree or a cow thats yielding golden milk....don't cut down the tree or sell the cow simply let someone else make the payments on it.

Garbage has to be haul out twice a week, on one of those day, recycling stuff, so it's three cans for garbage.