And you can keep going until the cows come home.

So anyway I am there to help them acquire them so they can then refi and get me paid off.. and off they go into their cash cow rentals in RURAL PA.. 

Typically commercial development (cranes in the air) continues well into the slowdown, and homebuilders get stopped out as soon as they run out of sales (which could be overnight) (they milk the cow for all it's worth then large layoffs and remaining inventory at whatever price they can get).Just my 2 cents.

@Jonathan Greene 😂😂unless you’re a farting cow you’re not responsible for global warming.

I plan to continue to do this until the cows come home.

Cash cows are tough to come by.Milk it.

Those are cash cows.

If your average cash flow was $600.00 / property and you were losing a large portion of this cash flow to expenses that were not accounted for in the estimates given to you by the your providers, I wonder how long an investor making the "generally accepted"  $100 to $200 per door, can survive before deciding to call it day and selling their "cash cows"  back to a provider who can then repeat the cycle. 

Hey all,Just completed my first deal and now trying to digest and understand where i made missteps.

Buying a house, doing some renovations, and throwing a tenant in there is a very digestible concept.