Leave 2% for the way you analyze milk

No telling it wasn't from a previous landlord. ( She hadn't been vetted yet. ) Just saying, if the milk smells bad, I don't have to drink it to prove it.

My strategy is not to milk a cheap house for as much as I can, but rather it is to offer a residence that is reliable, presentable, and fairly priced for both myself and the tenant. 

Plus...Not sure which HML you're talking to...as most are eager beavers to lock down a rookie flipper at 3 points 15% interest and start the milking

When the entire national market has been breast-fed government steroid milk for going on 12 years now, it’s no surprise that even the last places to recover from the 2008-2010 crash have finally now fully recovered and are appreciating.

Those people will milk it as long as they can.   

And when the tenants feel like they're leaving in peace, they're less likely to damage the unit or try to milk it.

But with no penalties whatsoever, there is really no reason for these types of tenants not to milk your property for all their worth.  

Landlord had everything documented, as she ran through the dates and events there was a clear escalation and it was quite apparent the tenant was just setting it up for milking out as much free rent as possible.

And any hospital or doctor running a battery of tests "just in case" is milking the system.I saw a show on 60 Minutes, where a hospital paid twenty cents for a part used in a surgery and charged the Insurance Company over $100.00 for it.