You can get caught in a pinch buying a property with it, with the end goal of getting that money back out to pay it off. 

Sometimes I pinch myself that I actually live here. 

My house sleeps up to 10 or 12 in a pinch and that is what it is.

In a pinch if you have sheets ruined you can always have an extra. 

I've called them in a pinch maybe 5-7 times over the years, and they are great.

I would opine though, that sacrificing some appreciation down the road is less painful than pulling cash out of your pocket today.Yeah, it's not the right approach, but in this case, the decision to defer the electrical upgrade is more about dealing with my failure to accurately estimate rehab costs than penny pinching.

It won't get them back to a completely finished look, but in a pinch it makes it look a little better.

Reminds me of Remington financial.Although they must make enough loans to not get shut down.One lady in FLA who had a thread on them.. said they changed their draw procedure mid stream.. were they wanted borrower to front the draw money and they would reimburse.. well your already going for the no money down borrower.. this left the lady in a pinch since she did not have the funds to front the rehab... that's a synopsis of what others have said in the thread.. but from what I gleaned at least 2 people actually got funded.

I want to cover my ***(et) without paying for unnecessary ********.That being said...What are you willing to pay a little more for and where are you willing to pinch a few pennies?

We take care of each others pets in a pinch, exchange holiday cards and share a meal occasionally.