But I suppose that's probably the case in a lot of areas.

If you are the bank, and you can get a loan at zero percent from the fed (or even negative interest as is the case in europe), do you want to take that loan out and then lend it to someone to buy a house that will drop 10% or more each year for the next four years?  

If that's the case in your town, you should be paying those bills, just adjust the rent accordingly when your currently leases expire. 

And I suspect that's likely the case in most situations.  

You could price out a bridge loan at a higher note rate than a fix and flip loan which should not be the case in most instances.  

Currently, we have the ability to maintain without this option, but I don't foresee that being the case in the future. 

You got fiber in the brown rice and black beans, the combo of rice/beans is a complete protein, you've got healthy unsaturated fats in the avocado, and it probably cost you $1 total.You're all welcome. ;)

Slowing down and taking a hard look can really reveal some inefficiencies in current holdings, or in my case in the rehab process

I expect a huge demand which is always the case in my area.I will not do an open house as usual.

Me losing out on my security deposit held in escrow or does this also include legal attorney fees in the event that I should lose the case in arbitration.