I am still cracking up over here...hahaThanks Derrick,I believe that if your firm with your offers eventually sellers (wholesalers) and Realtors will figure out that you play hard ball and they won't bother mucking you around and trying to pinch pennies.We know our numbers and what we can and can't pay.So its a no BS quick way of either buying or moving onto the next deal.Thanks and feel free to use itDisclaimer: No pending patents on the saying haha

Perhaps you should keep setting aside 35% but I have a day job that leaves me with disposable income I can use in a pinch, and credit cards with large lines of credit but no monthly balances. 

Also being a millionaire now days doesnt mean much if its just on paper I can be a millionaire after buying couple houses in hawaii, but in actuality I'm broke and pinching pennies lol.  

We can handle being highly leverage because my husband has a stable job and we have the finance resources to be able to weather a pinch if need.

- Little Rock, AR 72204I'm in situation where the turnkey management company that I've approached is claiming that this property is a solid neighbourhood, but of course I'm taking it with a pinch of salt.

I don't believe in living like a pauper and pinching each and every penny, why because that mindset holds you back.

That extra $100 can be a lifesaver in a pinch.

Thanks all.http://www.cincinnati.com/longform/news/2015/01/31/cmha-raises-public-housing-standards-renters-pinched/22596041/

So if your rehab is 75k then you need another 17k to get the job started.If you have the capital to deploy then you can work in this market, but if you're scarping together and pinching pennies it's going to be hard for you.

They are not as nice as the Kohl's, but work in a pinch.