Money Mustache?"

The brownie, a quart of chocolate milk, a 5th of Kahlua.

After day 1 of our multi-day negotiation, my counterpart had just started pumping milk towards the end as she was a new mother, followed by the owner introducing me to all the extended family within the organization I'd never met before, and capped off by physically walking me through to meet the employees that he had personally hired from his church groups.

As I said earlier, this would be my last resort, if it comes to light that this price hike is being managed deliberately with a goal to milk our relationship as much as possible.

No one posts "Why do shoppers keep overpaying for milk?"

Would you guys take out equity out of house or pay off remain balance and milk the cow for the cashflow? 

A lot of new investors will milk a property for a few years, collect rent and being ignorant to the increasing amount of deferred maintenence.

How many of your tenants have decided to do as you say in your first post, i.e. not pay the rent and just milk it as far as they can?

They have seen it all before and can give you options so you can milk them over.

For example, how much more milk do you consume after you get a raise?