During that 10 years, a lot of folks "walked" and "strategically" allowed their home to be foreclosed upon.

Thanks DerrickSeems to be the most strategic step and then refinance to continue growing my portofolio of properties

Long term I think being on this channel is strategically important so plan to keep trying.I am not convinced by @Kevin Lefeuvre statement that a synched calendar indicating multiple channels would cause you to drop in Airbnb search placement. 

Personally, I’m looking for a company that views me as a strategic partner – not just a set of properties to insert into their daily processes.

Can you see any strategic advantage for procuring dirt quickly absent extra time in the contract?

Not exactly how it should go, though I do fault some of the homeowners pursuing strategic defaults.

It's about the note assignments (note/CDO ownership) and the validity of the resulting foreclosure when the borrower can't pay or decides (via strategic default) not to pay.

If your business has solid enough credit on its own, then you may be able to get a card without a personal guarantee, but building business credit takes time and strategic effort.

Try to get the seller to carry back a note for your down payment to be paid from the proceeds of final sale and you're home free from day one, plus you get a paycheck during the job, every Friday.I guess the point of this is to think strategically.

I am researching some strategic and cost effective ways (virtual office/ phone, mail forwarding, etc) to create a virtual HQ presence in Wyoming while tying my Georgia location in as a satellite office.