It's like the adult version of juice pouches that are nothing but liquid sugar in a metal pouch with a plastic straw wrapped in more plastic that always ends up on the floor and never, ever in the garbage can.

With just $15, you can buy a big old bottle of reconstituted lemon juice, a squirt bottle, and a canvas bag.

We could see that In MF also since most buy those units and max leverage to juice paper returns it does not take a staggering vacancy rate to spell trouble for some of those properties. 

If we go into a tailspin it doesn't bide well for other countries and might hit a global recession.Most investment cycles go about 10 years but tax policies juiced out further a prolonged expansion.

What the Covid has done is actually slow the Detroit market down just enough to keep the door open for investors who still want to get in while the getting is great and capitalize on getting that biggest bang for your buck, high double digit COC return, best rent to value ratio in the country as well as fruitful appreciation.

I know someone who thinks it's great the meat producers will stay open because he finds fruits and vegetables "gross".  

Once you can no longer control your own destiny is the juice worth the squeeze?

Sounds like none of you invest in class C multis, where the most juice is.

Now is the time to assess the health of each individual asset and consider selling any low hanging fruit, but I do that several times a year anyways.

if you're buying only what happens to be easily available you're fighting with the masses for the low hanging fruit.