@Damon Cameron JrI grew up poor, dressed in garage sale clothes, damaged canned goods, powdered milk and government cheese.

If I don't, she will milk me like a cow.

I like to compare it with gas prices at the pump, WTI jumps one day and you see it immediately at the pump, but it drops and they lower their pricing as slowly as possible. probably to milk what they can out of it.

I'm happy for you if you live in the land of milk and honey for now.

They just milk a property for years, and then unload it on some unsuspecting schmuck.

After going to do another once over of the park, it seems like most of the issues appear to be from owner neglect and milking the property with little reinvestment.

It didn't cost us anything but the time and frustration as they milked us along and kept reducing the loan amount and increasing the rate offered.

Money Mustache, Jim Collins (who has an awesome stock series that I believe is being turned into a book), Go Curry Cracker, JD Roth...

Even with using wholesalers, we were averaging around 12-15k a deal because they are milking the saturated market.

Options usually won't fly, never taken, most buyers milk the profits and move on unless strict accounting and cash control is in place and overseen by the seller.