I agree: I wish this would catch on here a bit more as it's so super common in Europe and it really is very striking looking.

I think you will find that most people here are geared towards value and would tell you to have strike capital ready if you find the right deal with equity built in.

If you sell an Apr put with a strike of 11, it will obligate you to buy the stock at $11 (8% discount from current price) if the current price drops below 11.

you never know where you going to strike gold, just keep prospecting.

That would not be acceptable to us, and probably means extremely low offers hoping to strike gold, or people that just don't know what they're doing.

If you just need value feedback, perhaps strike a deal with an agent or an appraiser.

If a collection company has been involved sometimes they strike a deal with the bank to collect on the note or purchase the note outright.

Can't wait for you to strike that first deal!

Found a map that may strike a chord with Austin investors. 

If I don't need it notarized I can send an investor friend to do the signing and who can just take a pic of the expired international driver's license the tenant has.Jake - I'm guessing that's an option, and probably the reason he got very friendly when I told him he'd most likely face eviction court if we couldn't strike a deal.