Oil recyclers are fairly common and pay you for it.

And as for Hoboken -- I'm milking a sub-$1000/mo rent situation at the moment in an apartment that is certainly under market value -- so until that fountain runs dry, this will be my home!

During that time I will recycle the cash flow into the next property.

Totally understand the delayed financing option as it allows your purchase money to be pulled out immediately and recycled.

I feel as though most investors are recycling their income into principal and expenses, or building a reserve for that "Ugh oh" moment, with the idea of retirement in the forefront.

I remember government cheese and powdered milk.

The 1% is as accurate as the company that makes the milk...although I prefer 2%. 

They remain durable for a very long time.We have a decent in energy bill after installing TPO, our roofer told us TPO is very energy efficient as they are perfect insulators, TPO are made from recycled plastic materials.If you want to try TPO roofing go with an expert roofer offering good warranty and Insurance.Our previous garage was TPO roofed by an Industrial roofer named as Empire Roofing Corporation.

Use the cash to buy with enough equity to refi out and recycle the money. 

They get to recycle their capital, get the risk off their books and make ongoing fees by servicing the mortgage.Of course, that model caused problems back in 2007... but here we are in 2018 and the same business model is still in play.