That is mostly for REIT's withe extremely deep pockets and some larger funds.They might own 70 Best Buys for example so if one goes dark they can (float the note) across the portfolio with other properties that are doing well.Small strip centers are like multifamily in that you have multiple tenants for break even occupancy.Large malls are switching to (experiential) type tenants.

There's no way a GC is going to float the materials and paying his guys until the job is 100% done

Whatever floats your boat right!

You're left with 2 days floating in between these stays that, because of your 3-day minimum, will not even be seen by anyone searching.

I flip in the suburbs of Buffalo and there's a huge influx of new investors floating around here.

I'm not sure that telling the other tenants to keep their windows open (when the impacted room isn't sealed off) while black mold spores are floating around is correct.  

I think $20k is a good start to (a) bring enough equity into a deal (for a smaller deal), and (b) have enough cash to float you through construction draws.Good luck!

@Brian P Holland I work at the bank so i get an extra 75.0 bps decrease in my effective rate and I am keeping it at floating 5 yr so it is cheaper.

I can see the value in not taking a hit today, but when I look at lifestyle design I begin to question the deferral of my goals to age 59.5.I mostly am looking to stoke debate and hope the best ideas float to the top.

If you can afford to float the property for a few weeks without tenants, start high and work lower.