The rents support the mortgages and we’ve pulled equity out to keep a solid liquid position to absorb any kind of disruption.

In that case....I can correct to market rent and absorb the vacancy like any other investor.

Minor things- you'll just absorb as part of the cost of doing business. 

The seller had the right to change title, the bank had the right to call the loan, and if the bank did call the loan, I was willing to absorb that cost.Thanks for helping to prove my point --You seem to have a philosophical issue with the concept. 

Basically though, the takeaway for me is that an extra year on the hold period would absorb all transaction fees given the same growth assumptions.

For this to matter in the current year, you have to have income to absorb it.

We can absorb this for the most part but millions cant. 

Im very green to alot of this and am trying to absorb as much information as I can.

The assessments of 25k - 200k per unit in condos cannot be absorbed, people are going to dumb.

Use a 2nd position heloc to absorb your paycheck, once your paycheck is entirely paying off your heloc, then it is safe to advance $3000 or $5000 extra against your heloc to make a principle payment against your 1st position heloc.