Damages caused by strike are only recoverable in the amount of the LL’s saving, unless strike caused by LL.2.

So you kinda need to strike a balance between always making sure that he is not front-loading you but also making sure you are ‘feeding’ him enough to be able to continue.

But while it is statistically rare for lightning to strike, it strikes the earth every day.   

Hello everyone, I’m looking to buy my first property and have been striking out.

So far I'm striking out looking for insurance to cover a condo STR I'm about to purchase in Orlando.

Licensed contractors have to be RRP-certified, treat the whole place like nuclear disaster strike, and get fined a ridiculous amount of money if any bags aren't taped closed properly (not that I'm bitter....).In all seriousness, the lead/asbestos stuff is likely a non-issue for that age of house, as it was built at the tail-end of all the changes taking place.  

The smart play is to always be tuned in to the inventory, always be analyzing deals, know what you are looking for, so then you are ready to strike whenevr the right opportunity presents itself.As a house hacker, I would be looking at metrics like your Cash-on-Cash return instead and monthly cash flow or mortgage paydown over putting all the emphasis on a particular cap rate.

How many millionaires back then made it not by mining for gold and striking it rich, but by selling the dream of finding gold, by selling picks and shovels (with as much advertising and flare as humanly possible)? 

I find it interesting that the go on "rent strikes" and stop paying rent.

As Clay said, you have to be patient and ready to strike when a deal pops up here.