I NEVER run my numbers by the 70% rule.The biggest beef I have with the 70% rule is that it lacks the risk factor in the calculation.

@Daniel K Adderly and @Doug Merriott Thanks for the inside beef on Tampa.

I think if it were me I would definitely want to beef up those columns on the portico - maybe that is something you are already thinking about.  

Multiply that times four (yes Ill pay myself rent to beef up my savings).I'm in a college town near a military post and two major plants.

Have an interesting opportunity out there that i am going to pursue to see if we can beef up the pipeline of deals.

I am not the kind of guy who wants to prove everyone wrong but it is a nice by product.

In any rate, I would accept even 100% asking price in my case, but my beef is with more then 300%.

If it has oil, they often say no thanks and hang up.I also looked into propane, which while it is a gaseous product, it is NOT made from natural gas but is by product when distilling gasoline and therefore is an oil product.

And think of the listings they would pick up as a by product from their marketing.

You say your beef is with Wells, but Chase and BoA had your mortgages that sustained losses bacuse you didn't pay them off.