In this case, I would ask myself this question amongst others, “am I leveraging this debt strategically to fund future growth?”.

In those situations, to me at least, fiduciary responsibility means asking clients to go do their homework and come back once they’ve nailed down their investing strategy and put funding in place, so that we can strategically pinpoint deals that are right for them and move on them in a timely manner.  

So when I’m listening to the bp podcast I hear a lot of investors when speaking about their criteria, will have a certain start year of home that they will only invest in like i May here this person only buy homes 20 years or newer or this person only buys 1980s and up for various strategic reasons.... so for discussion, what’s yours ?

I'd say what I'm looking forward to from a recession is us (investors) as a community coming together and helping each other out to find good deals, strategize as a community, and build up the housing market again (assuming it crashes) so people can live comfortably and have places for their families to grow and get back on their feet, find jobs etc. 

Thanks for all your input Bill, "A beautiful symphony of strategic finance" I like what I'm seeing, I just have to digest it all.

If they can't pay, you want then to move peacefully, rather than choose to strategically default on the rent in their attempt to get financially soluble.

It's good to have an exit strategy at the beginning, but it should be more based on strategic necessity than forecasting appreciation over time. 

Do you, or do you know of any Investor that offers strategic advise and what would this type of advise cost?

Feel free to shoot me a message or something if you ever want to talk shop, strategize, whatever.

Hey Jeff, we really like Strategic Properrty Management.