And there is damn good reason for it, the operational impact and expenses will eat you ALIVE! 

They'd get so mad, that it made me think there was a strategy to get us to eat the costs.

@Jim DoyleIf it’s already $50-$100k below market you can ask, but be careful as pigs get fat and happy and hogs get slaughtered.

Many of the issues that eat away at cash flow come from not having reliable boots on the ground.

And 2) It is like saying...Everyone eats food, so food has huge competition, so it is better to start eating rocks!

The fat tails always move the needles; it ain't your daily habits like cold ****ing showers and meditating to music.

If you are only making $600 a year - you can easily call that negative cash flow - because the first repair you have to make will probably eat that amount up.I would encourage you to compare whatever deal you are looking at to alternative uses of your money as to investments.  

Removes the question of "where should be eat/go".   

If you go into a deal without having the financial means it will eat you up and spit you out before you know it.  

If there is, then your fee are probably eating a good part of your return.If you have more money in later years to put in a policy, it is often suggested to open a new policy for these new flow of regular fund.