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.

@Chris DaIt's so obvious that the SSDI is being milked, at least here in Florida...this time it was the child who was on it but normally the profile seems to be a single mother under 35 or 40 with at least two kids, from what I've seen.I have a tenant with a real disability who collects, and a friend who's on SSDI, food stamps, etc., so I get the legitimate side of it too, but you'd have to be blind to see what's going on.

Do not believe tenant stories.Let them know the eviction filing gets filed regardless and if they can pay full rent and eviction fees before the time the Marshall comes then you are not obligated but might consider halting the eviction.This keeps the tenant honest when they say they will have the money instead of trying to milk you for a few months or weeks time and then saying the money didn't come through.You have what sounds like a holdover tenant situation.No legal advice.

Those are just trying to milk you with monthly fees.You can play around with Excel and create one off things on your own but I value time so I want someone else to create that and I do the inputs and print out a quick report to .pdf.