Don,Lawyers tend to be very matter of fact and resistant to creative ideas ....therefore 'killing all deals with problems.'

I am totally resisting Twitter for the moment.

Use a good stain resistant frieze and it will hold up much better than a plush and will look good after cleaning for a new tenant.

Stain resistant and minimal maintenance are more important than price.

Your post has reminded me of that I need to do something about it, so THANK YOU.I would like to put a plug in for weightlifting, or resistance training in general.

We seek the lease resistance and most comfort.

Even if you have to pay the points (can be paid out of the BLOC) as long as the fees aren't too costly and the terms of the BLOC are competitive I would consider all options.It would be a time consuming task to go directly to all of the lenders when the broker who has had the experience with the lenders can save the investor the time and energy to guide you directly to the lenders that will approve you and not waste time.In my view it's all about finding the path of least resistance when it comes to obtaining BLOCs.

It's not discrimination, but judges like to take the path of least resistance.

In terms of seller financing, I'll throw it out to him, but if he resists I'm just going to let it go.

It's just human nature to take the path of least resistance, the easy way to do something, especially if it works to make A deal!