Buy the right deals, maintain a 6-7 month cash reserve as possible and form strategic partnerships to increase your buying power.

It's also important to keep in mind that house flipping is a long-term investment strategy and will require patience, consistent work, and strategic decision-making.

Back then, the term used to represent this phenomenon was 'strategic default.' 

One can sell in pieces strategically.

Or is it generally more applicable as a strategic shorter-term hold since the abatement rate tapers off towards the end of the abatement period...?

It's mostly engineers and technicians working on fighter aircrafts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_Air_Station_Ce...The neighborhood definitions are used universally here on BP and REI in general to classify types of neighborhoods.

I help new investors with strategic positioning, and getting them in the right mindset, and building the right toolbox to move forward.

Do your numbers and get bids and see if your comfort zone seems stressful than you strategize again until it makes sense and you can envision this project a success.

I read a number of reports mostly related to Strategic Outlooks and here are a few numbers if you can see my chart below without lines..

Many short sales can take 6 months plus and others are strategic short sales where home owners use them simply to avoid foreclosure and stay ini the home for free for longer.