Now, you can invest your newly liberated 173K into a monster 865K multiplex property that should provide you with a higher cash flow.  

Wow Dion that was a monster post even by your standards.  :-)  Kidding aside, good topic for discussion. 

When the inner workings of the economy change so rapidly, much like the game of musical chairs, there are many participants who are left without a chair when the music stops.In this new economy that we are in the midst of, which monster corporations will suffer their fate next?

They might have other properties throwing off more cash but will hold this one to add to the mix.Those taxes are an absolute monster.

I never thought Redbox would work but it's just a Blockbuster Robot!!

I think sometimes, you can't behave like an economic robot and you've just got to do what feels right, particularly when both the choices are good (just one is better).

Also if you have not listened to the podcast with Frank Gallinelli he talks about that in a small detail but his book the What every real estate investor needs to know about cash flow.. and 36 other key financial measures is a monster of information that can not be neglected and it is also formatted in a sense that is meant for a student of the craft so really good book.

This could turn into a monster flip but... without the whole information is tough.Final thought... become a master to evaluate deals.

Sounds more like a robot that waits at the front door.

Today, the mainstream has finally caught on, and courtesy of RealtyTrac has come up with its own name for this subsidy: Vampire REOs.http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-03/meet-monster-housing-market-presenting-vampire-reos-which-65-americans-live-mortgageSorry for the length, but would it be frivolous to invest in rentals or REO's seeing as this bubble's about to pop?