Do you know how much money you owe family, friends, hard money - soft money loans?

Well that's exactly how it will come across to your tenants, no matter how you "soft sell" it.That is a recipe for tenants to potentially make life difficult for you as an owner........can you imagine their friends and colleagues they talk with and their well meaning friends telling them how "unfair" it is that your landlord won't let them have pets.....but the landlord can?

The language in your note sounds soft and ambiguous.

There is a local underground referral system where the bad tenants actually tell other bad apples about a landlord being "soft" so they can be the next to take advantage and skimp on rent.

I calculate these are about 6 more tiles.The uncovered area feels soft.

My thought would be to at least have four properties (to my knowledge, this is the soft limit without going through portfolio lenders?)

Parts of my market are very soft.

I don't feel the need to have a million buyers at the ready and since I don't know my numbers as well as the seasoned rehabbers I go to them for a soft number.

So far, at least here, it looks like the "soft landing" most economists dream of, rather than the sudden crash that terrifies people.

I don’t get soft; stick to your business practice and move swiftly.To your success!