Milk the heck out of that cash cow @Thomas Williamson .

Borrowing money from other investors can take you out as an investor and put you in the business of dealing in notes.Getting into notes with other investors, sharing in a note, you could be paid equally if things blow up, but there is no way for each party to be equally secured, someone has to be in front of another when you have more that 2 sharing that milk shake, neither one gets all of the last sip.Substitution of collateral being allowed, this is a huge red flag as such substitutions need to be and remain equitable, values must be verified and not at the whim of a broker without approval of the investor.Recourse or the ability to collect your money in the event the note seller made a material mistake, error or in some cases intentional acts including fraud.Lastly, notes are made, funded as legal obligations, they are subject to law.

I feel the reason for that is because they want to set all terms and milk her for anything they want.

The most notable was my mother coming home to find the milk, delivered by the milkman, on the kitchen table instead of at the door. 

I do drive buys and stop in unexpectedly and always find them there, but I feel they might be milking the job based on the time it took other guys to do my previous 2 houses.So how does most BP members pay contractors.

Commercial loans (CL) are in different categories, agricultural, industrial, inventory or business operation, government, commercial real estate, etc.John is a farmer who owns 120 acres running milk cows and his primary residence is on the farm and not surveyed off the acreage.

On the back wall there is a single high shelf where they put some milk crates to organize their stuff.Getting a good pic of the space isn't easy given that they have it packed up.

If they know they can milk 2 to 3 months free rent before eviction and would normally pay 1,000 a month in rent then that is 3,000 they save versus taking your 400 bucks.Actually they save more than that because the new place will want a deposit, likely first and last, and they will have moving expenses.

That just means that if its worth $2 million, for instance, it would buy as much milk and bread 12 years from now as $1 million buys now.Also not considered here is that presumably over the years rent will go up.

This guy had something else than milk in his Cheerios this morning.