Like Nick said though, Tampa Bay is located in a unique spot geographically for direct strikes.

I would then try and simply strike an equity deal with the investor.

I keep striking out on an heloc.

I would hate to have a CRE with a balloon payment coming due and by luck have a S&L crisis strike at the same time preventing you from refinancing it.

I'm an appraiser and have seen soooo many fails when it comes to colors, even from professional decorators - it is not easy to hit out of the park and really easy to strike out.

Strikes me as odd that you would now call the 50% rule independent of the mortgage... although perhaps you mean that the factors that cause only 50% of your rent to be used as cash flow is independent of the mortgage- that would be a statement I'd agree with.

I thought the door was closed on this kind of crap, that to "rent strike" you had to put it in escrow or they'd throw your argument out.

He also used to rehab and flip before the market crashed, although the one strike against him is that he found himself holding the bag at that point.

My goal is to get our first property by the end of the year and I feel like I'm striking out!

@Dong YanIf you're that far along, it's not likely you can insert those terms into the P&S---most attorneys would strike the attempt if it wasn't in the offer.But you can still proceed with offering the current tenants a rate hike or asking them to clear out if they don't accept.