. :{)(that little emoji has a mustache that I associate with Mainers for some reason...)Thank you again for your reply 

Imagine a place where rent costs $2,000 a month and every year you can save $8,000 - $12,000 by milking the legal system and a little extra moving.

Do nothing to keep the property updated and milk every penny from it.

In my neck of the woods, I can list a milk crate and fetch $100,000. 

These properties attract PM's that are either new or that are going to milk you for every fee you can imagine and them some.  

If you went to the grocery store to buy a carton of milk, but all the cartons at this store were leaking, would you buy 1 of those leaking cartons rationalizing that you could salvage some of the milk by drinking it really fast, and then transferring the milk (or what's left of the milk) from the still leaking carton to the empty carton of milk you are replacing at home?

They both drink milk, but without any real context to the question, what are the differences between them?

There are no shortage of horror stories of family partnerships gone bad because of spilled milk.

@Surendra ChawlaI’d milk it for a few more years unless you have a leak.

If Fed says don't worry there is no inflation, does it make a gallon of milk cheaper?