A fluid portfolio will bend with the stress and even allow to capitalize on the same.

then after they know that you can truly buy a house (and don't let the approval letter amount be high enough where the commission COULD be outrageous, if they sold a very high end home)they take you seriously and bend over backward because they know its now up to them to blow the sale.

Many of times this occurs because the owner is not bending much on the price.

I'm considering offering to split the difference with them, they really are nice tenants and I would like them to stay, but I don't want to be a pushover or bend to every ask.Thanks for whatever you care to offer or share from your own experiences!

Currently making offers on homes in South Bend, Indiana.

I would like to link up with anyone at the conference who has some experience in the space and who wouldn't mind a rookie like me bending their ear.

For example a client comes to me wanting a triplex in Bend, OR.

My name is Jeff in Bend Oregon.

Bend is insanely priced so people are moving to outlying communities where prices are still reasonable in my opinion.

I am not saying be a jerk but the moment you start bending backwards your way people like this run all over you and before you know it you are in a bad situation that you were trying to avoid in the beginning.