I think the buyer is milking the inspection period.

If I were in your shoes I’d be tempted to milk that cow until there is some ebb/flow in the macro environment.

I provide eggs, milk, assorted dry stores/snacks, coffee, and sometimes beer.  

Milwaukee has shifted a bunch of stuff from the tax bill, where it probably belongs, over to what is commonly called the water bill, but includes snow removal, garbage and recycling, and all of the water related fees.  

I don’t have the pressure to recycle my money.

Second, with recycling, there's not enough garbage in some of the cans, the cans are so light for recycling plastics, they get blown over and roll away.

HiI have a rental I've owned for about 10 years. it's a triplex I have been a bad boy....I took the milk and did not care much for the cow. 

@Andrew Postell @Jorge Ruiz, 1) what would prevent someone from acquiring, say, 10 houses in a single year by recycling the same initial all-cash-purchase money 10 times with this strategy of having your own LLC provide your mortgage and getting that existing mortgage refinanced by a bank within days or weeks of purchasing?

When they stop paying you can not collect any money owed and they will milk the system to the limit.

I wouldn't advise someone in Real Estate to milk applications because even if the pulls combine, the underwriters will still see the number of new accounts, and the AAOA (average age of accounts) will decrease significantly with the number of new accounts being established.