Well, by your logic, if your not a-ok to let Police do ANYTHING than you MUST be 100% against ANY Police then..... 

There's real logic in living on a local golf course if an integral part of what you do in the community is sell yourself as a successful person.But I think that for most of the people on that golf course, there are deeper, less healthy reasons to do as they do.

With his logic, the landlord would spend money to re-pipe the building, add another meter, and he would pay $23/month to get a separate bill, instead of paying half of the landlord's bill which runs about $15/month.

So logic dictates that eventually demand will exceed supply in greater numbers within the next few years and we might start seeing higher rent growth/appreciation again.However, I don't know that it means you should lose money every month in the hopes that eventually happen.

For forward thinkers, funding a beach retreat can be the next logical action plan.

He was able to fight the mugger off and then had him arrested - which is how the scheme was revealed.Only logical reason to accept cash is if you're trying to hide income from the IRS.Otherwise, require your tenants to send you money orders or deposit cash rent into your bank account.

This entire conversation is becoming circular logic.

I'm sure similar logic can be applied to your HVAC situation.

My logic right now is 6.625% return from extra payment is almost 9% pretax from stocks (not including tax write-off on mortgage interest).

I've seen some logical points made that under estimating Cap Ex may not be realized until many years later when a few larger than expected expenses eat up years of "cash flow".