Losers don't do that; so, strike that word from your mind forever.  

I am a new investor looking to strike my first deal. 

@Todd Wheatley my greater Boston team lead can go deeper on these but basically we either strike fast and try to be the first offer in.

Off market guys like us are marketing direct to sellers and striking a deal  with them directly.Many of the properties picked up off market wouldn't be able to be listed due to condition.

The cap is the strike price of the options.

I have been striking out on my offers in other markets that I have been focused on, so now am expanding my research to include a third area, Des Moines, IA, in an effort to increase my deal flow across the 3 markets.

We would hate to miss a opportunity to strike at high pricing.I'm hoping to get some pro's/con's on paying off vs jumping in from some of you fine folks that have done either/or. 

As with all niche's of Real Estate, we are looking to strike an mutual agreeable deal on the front side, that is profitable on our exit. 

But in practice, “No Eviction Ever” would turn even the simplest instances of nonpayment and lease violations into expensive, time-consuming court cases by setting the eviction bar impossibly high, such as striking down any eviction on mere claim by tenants that there is no heat, hot water, smoke detectors, etc.HELLo, Gotham?!

I use batch skip, there are a few other go to’s and I would not use any manual function as it eats up your precious dialing time- That strikes me as too high for VAs.