Just such dry conditions and water sources to fight the fires are dried up...resources stretched very thin...the WA national guard is involved and over 200 firefighters from the east coast called in... even 68 fireline management personnel from New Zealand and Australia have been put to work in the northwest... just an overall bad deal.Here were my comments to Anne before the weekend:For one thing the property is located approximately 20 miles southeast from the edge of the Butte Fire, which has shown the ability to grow rapidly in size this week.

In fact, I have never had one OR seen one meet that criteria. 1.5% is even stretching it due to the low rents involved. 

I have a fairly long stretch of rigid metal ductwork in he crawl space of an mid-50-ies property.

Big stretch or pro stretch are great products.

HOA fees will creep up as the time goes by and if you want to use it you won't have income for that year.Not a good deal by any stretch.

- On the long strip of land stretching out to the north-east, subdivide for luxury home builds - something along these lines where property on 3-5 acres could sell for 20-30mil potentially.

There is only so much time in a day and only so far you can stretch your mental and physical capacities.

However, a statement like that (the obsolete technology) is stretching marketing liberty and bordering on being entirely false.  

@Tri Nguyen In your basic example I would say paying off the credit card in full each month is best, assuming you would be paying interest on the balance by stretching payments over 5 months.

Marketing an selling are two different things :)I have around $X that I would be interested in investing, but I need cash flow and the ability to increase the investment amount to invest in more of whatever it is I decide to invest in.There seems to be 3 options for me: Buy/Hold, Wholesaling, and flippingWith Buy/hold, it seems like I would need a good number of properties, so I would need to find creative ways to stretch that $X.