This could include outlining the terms of the leaseback agreement, establishing the purchase price and any financing arrangements, and addressing any other considerations related to the property's subdivide potential or future development plans.Ultimately, the key is to approach the situation with transparency, sensitivity, and a focus on finding a mutually beneficial solution for both you and the homeowner.

So I want to be sensitive of others who might be doing something because they have to be. 

Sometimes they area little hyper sensitive but it is better than if they were toolax or all posts would just be garbage lol.

Moreover, how the macroeconomic environment, the lifetime of the property and the degree of rotation of the interest curve are directly correlated to the overall interest rate sensitivity of an asset?

I don't believe I have sent any messages that would cause me to get banned, but I did see on the forum the spam filter is very sensitive.

However, even the office space is crashing, it's very specific too, it's specific to office for the tenant that's sensitive to interest rate factor such as the one located in bay area and NYC as they're caters primarily to finance/tech sector.

Milwaukee is very block to block sensitive, making it extra important to have someone who has lived in the city long enough to know which ones are great, good, fair, and downright bad.

If you are looking to bring in outside investors, you are missing a lot in terms of flowing in fees, pref, splits, etc.I also, personally, like sensitivity tables built into models: exit cap rate, rent growth assumptions, vacancy rates.  

Im a trader brian i spent my whole life trading interest rate sensitive products, I've never been a landlord so Im not acting like I know everything here, Im just seeking guidance and figured what better place than a landlord forum.

It is a very, very sensitive issue for tenants.