It's like the adult version of juice pouches that are nothing but liquid sugar in a metal pouch with a plastic straw wrapped in more plastic that always ends up on the floor and never, ever in the garbage can.

It's just the new investor on the hook for selling garbage to a consumer - and they get in trouble. 

People in this country live for the now, just like how you talked about and that's why their 401ks look like garbage.

Someone garbage is another persons gold.

Water, sewage, garbage disposal included.  

And before anybody wants to start with the "valuable service" garbage, there is absolutely NOTHING that a wholesaler can do that a Realtor can't - and that includes selling to an investor who will waive contingencies and do a 5-day cash closing.The main differences between Realtors and wholesalers are:1.

I always remove washer/dryer, remove water softener, remove house humidifiers, block off fire places and never install a garbage disposal.

@Jayden Hamilton - 7-9 hours or I'm a piece of garbage for the day.  

Then a city official makes a new law stating something about personal property having to fit in a garbage bin sized volume, thus making all new rolling houses illegal, then new homes are taken away.

Anyone who wants to learn finance can do so in college but the economics class I took was garbage and it's the one class I opted out of.