You stuck the pin on the tail of why I'm considering letting them move in early... when we bought our house, 16 years ago, they in fact let us move in 10 days early, with no charge... they were moving out anyway, so the house was empty, but it made a big difference to us because we didn't have to move in on 4th of July!!

On my end as a younger person (relative to the mortgage industry) I'm like, um, excuse me, what happened to the mortgage industry on the tail end of his presidency?

We're at tail end of summer in MI.

@Paul Sandhu Black walnuts, we have 5 big ones left, cut down two, it is not the mower it is the squirrels (rats with tails!)

I tripple concur with the above three :)I think that if you can structure the deal all the way around and you are okay with each scenario(wholesale, pre-tail, retail, or rental) you just increase your opportunity for success.When we look at a property we make sure we are good with keeping it as a rental (worst case scenario) so if our flip doesn't sell for whatever reason, we are still okay renting it until the market turns, or we need our cash back out.Figure out what your big "why" is and then your strategy will become clear, i.e. : "Why am I getting into this?"

So i know ppl say it can't be done but it can; the only caveat is you gotta work your tail off to find an amazing deal that they are sooo convinced they will lend you all the money.  

Yes, you could sell this triplex and work your tail off flipping or take some measured risks with BRRR...

This was the tail end of the housing bust in Florida.

You have a tiger by the tail because of price and terms you paid, I agree with those that have said to put on the brakes.

That is the tax tail wagging the dog.