This would get ride off the must sell to use problem.

NO changes can be made they will not write new policies until after the storm comes through or change anything.I have been checking airnav and here is the real winds.Key west:   65 knots gusting 85 kts... so 100mph gustFort Meyers  45 knots gusting 70kts  so about 90 mph.Miami  30 gusting  45 knots... so not so bad.I mean here in Oregon we get 45 gusting 70 knots each winter just with Alaska storms 3 to 4 times a year on the coastand then in the metro area we will get 30 gusting 40  a lot... with winds in the gorge  70 knots gustings 90 knots along the ridge line.I was worried it was going to be 100 plus knots gusting 120 knots I think you will as you say ride it out..

I think out of state investors are much better off with B-Class than C-Class as it's a smoother ride.

Your doing an FHA loan but buying it pretty well so you will have some level of equity to ride this Nashville wave for the next 5-7 years.  

Looks like we will probably need to ride this out for a year or so and then look at refi again with a lender that will borrow on investment property.

They are the only game in town and will protect each other to protect their power and free ride off the taxpayers.

We are going to ride it out here in the hotel.

On just about any other deal we like to buy with 10-12 yr non-recourse fnma debt in order to have the flexibility to ride out a downturn as all the very experienced people are always telling me.  

Bottom line is there is always tenants who are late on rent, or ride it all the way out to court, then start the process over the following month.

By all means don't let it go 30 days late but let it ride Clyde.