I wish I knew what the soft floors in one of the bathrooms indicated.

@James Bass I'm new too.

So lets say 2.1M per sixplex for land, soft and hard costs.

But if you decide to play advocate because you have a soft spot in your heart, you are playing with your business in an unfair way.

The difference is the "verified" entails a hard credit pull rather than a soft one, and also requires financial documents to be uploaded.

If I was in a soft rental market I would be willing to list my unit a little below market rent to fill the vacancy quicker and to get more qualified candidates.

This market is soft enough that you can work hard to find the right deals and if you find your best stuff 6 months from now, its not as if you missed a good market.If you are looking to do commercial, you will want those 2-3 months to do your due diligence before making a purchase decision.It sounds like you are going to have a fantastic time building up your portfolio.

Any thoughts, comments, ideas, how we may be able to get a variance or by-bass this request?

I'm thinking that I will do a soft prequalify over the phone by asking them why they are selling and possibly telling them a price range that I'm willing to pay.

Probably NEVER heard of Soft Scrub, and2.