Always.2) In certain situations consider an escalation clause.3) Keep self educating.4) Get back on the saddle and search for more properties.Laughable (Sarcastic) Takeaways:1) When countered with another "highest and best" scenario, take Mr.

And if I fall again you damn better be sure I will nail that saddle on that horses assbutt and superglue my butt to that saddle.Consistency IS NOT KEYThat is flat out ridiculous.

Read this document on the ridiculous costs that the city gets saddled with to attract the super bowl. https://www.rd.com/article/sup...Studies have been done on Olympic cities after the games leave and they usually conclude the expense to build out the infrastructure is not returned.

Definitely look into the potential and ask lots of questions so you don’t get saddled with tens of thousands in unexpected assessments because an older building has lots of deferred maintenance/improvements. 

If you argue it is exclusively about property and land, you are building saddles in a Model T world. 

Illinois residents are saddled with high property taxes with no solution in sight.

Saddle Brook, Elmwood Park, Maywood, etc.

Worse, the contract had no cancellation period, and buyers were required to pay $41 a month in membership fees to Silver Saddle — indefinitely!

Then saddle up for the ride.Clint

You will be protected with the HOA, but also saddled with the cost and in FL the HOA can be very tight about what they want.