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Your bill due dates don't change, so you would need to float more cash to accommodate.

Im sure the data is out there somewhere, but I wouldn't be surprised to find that there are a lot of homes floating on bubble gum.

Do you just float it out there hoping it's accepted, or how do you set the stage for the offer?

Businesses that produce / use these commodities would have to pass those fluctuations through to the consumer immediately (or at least within their credit floats), the net result being that the price of gas (or any other commodity) would fluctuate by very large amounts very often.Speculators bear all that risk of price fluctuation in the interim between production and delivery and create the liquidity needed for businesses to lock in the sales price of a good they haven't yet produced (or the purchase price of a good they need to use in production).

Now rates have plummeted quite a bit and I am thinking of asking my lender to provide me rate lock float down option.

Seller floated a three-year balloon loan the rents of which more than covered.

If you have specific numbers you would like to float by me let me know but the above strategy is one of the better ones to use.

If you are seeking a conventional loan, make sure that you have the reserves to float until you go cashflow positive, and if it's a DSCR loan, make triple sure that the numbers will work, or when it comes time to re-fi you could be in for a very stressful situation. 

I would love to see Boone/Blowing Rock/Banner Elk area too.