So, not really worth crying over spilled milk on the ones I don't get....just want them all!

But, as Jeff said, finding a property with a 'value add' potential is paramount (outside of seller-financing) if you plan on recycling your capital faster.  

Me personally, I'd just say I'm not a good fit and not try to milk the money out of you.

Other than that, if you buy smart and give yourself plenty of cushion to cover for the unexpected, the process should recycle. 

I wonder if the founder has some Wallstreet Greedy Fatcats as outside investors now and they are wanting to run his business into the ground and milk it for all it's worth then dump it.  

@Shawn Peden  The originally invested money 134k + 6k  get recycle to the next investment.  

If the tenant did they would milk every day and hour for free that they could.

Even done to a home NOT in one of those statuses, by getting it at discount then recycling it to the original homeowner, is called FRAUD.

So he sold to Waste management got the huge check.. then buys it back 8 years later and now owns it and bought the one up in Chico and recycling etc etc.. he is a garbage King.

Ironically, I hated real estate and couldn't wait until I was 13 so I could go work at my grandparents' dairy farm, where I mowed hay, fed calves and milked cows all summer.