I've been doing six, too, but the most recent one was stretched out to nine.

But to collude together altering facts into falsehoods for their collective 'greater profit' is a hard stretch for me to accept.

Thank you for stretching my noodle again.

This is too much of the stretch considering the fact that the owner needed to lower the price at the height of the market (April - August).

one lender says 75% of ARV immediately or if i season it for 6 months, i can get up to 90% ARV. i may have those two mixed up.conservatively, here's the expenses for this house:payment $420HOA $18Taxes $238insurance $48the rental comps for the neighborhood for my size of a house have most at $1200 and one even $1250.my goal is $1100so my cash flow estimates are $376i'm i overestimating in thinking $300+ cash flow is a stretch?

Oh C'mon Tim, that's a stretch, even for you, and you know it.

So it isn't that huge of a stretch to imagine that happening when the public statement has already been clearly made.

Thanks, JonI charted out the fees for the next 20 years or so, comparing Equity & Entrust per transaction and unlimited transactions, to Guidant's one-time-fee [$3,000 less $250 if electing fees be paid via credit card, for traditional IRA] , and depending on the number of transactions one is planning on doing, Guidant's fee really comes out as a great bargain, especially over the competitions' top unlimited transactions plans.The huge debate was whether to write the IRS a huge check to convert to Roth, or leave this account as a Stretch IRA for the kids to inheirt.

Stretching the example, if I step on the rake I can sue the landlord.

Meaning you have to pay for the stretch of street in front of your house?