It would be floating LVT not glued. 

I had one building I turned it into a condo and sold the storage condos to the floating homes on the Columbia river.. that was a good play. 

Some of these syndication deals have fixed rates for 30-35 yearsI have a 7/25 with no balloon...fixed for 7 years, floats for the remaining 18 years...hybrid product.

In a down market, you can float low ball offers, but in a fast moving market, all you are doing is wasting the agents time. 

So I’m hoping they float me the doe otherwise I might try and push the closing out until I get my fix and flip sold.

If you are looking for more appreciation, better quality tenant, and are ok with the thing just floating itself until you can pay down the mortgage and realize the appreciation, then I would go PA. 

Would accomplish the same thing, though you would float a little more interest I guess.

The ones that float to the top MAY be good rentals. 

They love managing agents instead of selling and closing deals and more power to them if that floats their boat it's just not my ideal thing to do.I am not against maybe eventually having a few agents but any of them that make my life more stressful or difficult would be be going bye,bye real quick.

All of a sudden I was floating $3K/mo in mortgages plus winter utilities and couldn't so I fell behind (perhaps I didn't have the saving you do).