But if they were striking a lease with someone near the 20% sign they’re not going to calculate base rent with the 60% average. 

Alexander Vais DeveloperMidwest, South and nationalPosted 2 years agoHi I’m a business Dev executive looking to partner with commercial retail owners and REITS to strike long term lease agreements installing high speed 50kw-250kw charging stations.

We have a very strict formula or staring with the ARV and backing into our "Strike Price", or the price we're willing to pay.

Odd...Well, strike that.

It's crucial to use your leverage wisely and strike a balance that gives you the best chance of securing the deal you want while protecting your interests.

You can strike out fast or hit a home run going out of state.My experience going out of state (right after I bought my first home) taught me the value of networks and knowing your market better than your local market.

Way to lock it up fast and strike while the iron was hot.

I can, and have been, selling other properties on my signature alone.This strikes me as particularly odd since I cannot legally have a TX homestead in the state as I've never resided there. 

That gives us our "Strike Price", which is the highest we will pay for a property.

A little update for everyone.I went to the Clerk of Courts this morning to file the default package and they tell me the tenant deposited $900 into the court and I have to file a Motion and Order to strike.