Yes, The deadline is only a couple days away and they have made no effort to even start packing

He had used the free version before and decided to go "all in" this time because the rental market was tight, and he wanted to stand out.

Make sure to get a pretty tight tech stack figured out, especially to track your income and spending. 

I am new to investing and after a few deals that had multiple other offers that I didn't win out; I did execute a purchase agreement last weekend but doing more analysis on the property and potential rates being 7.5%, appears to be very tight to limited cash flow.

Hello,I was hoping to receive some advice regarding the best business account to use specifically to handle larger wires on a tight timeframe. 

In Phoenix, the inventory is tight, and that’s been propping up prices, even in a cooling market.

The only investors that should use bridge are experienced operators who have tight controls over management processes, which is why you see a lot of deals with capital calls and LP losses.I like your criteria of 200k minimum.

With cash, you keep more of your return and maintain a simpler cost structure.Greater Flexibility: When you own a property outright, you’re not bound by monthly payments or lender-imposed deadlines.

Did you include an acceptance deadline? 

I’m not sure if I should accept the offer and roll my equity in a new property or just sit tight and see what happens?