Today, you can buy your home and Lock what you paid for it!

Locks on windows.

Originally posted by @Max Matrin:This type of loan is generally available to individuals who own a property that has been rented out to blue chip companies, multinational companies and public sector companies. it does not matter who the tenant is. what matters is the individual at the bank (generally some sort of VP) who you talk to. it has to be a business person not a pencil pusher locked up in his cozy 9-5 safe corporate box.

Before you lock up a property and have a family looking at you for that quick exit, you need to know the deal is solid and you could easily sell it.

I think you could go about turning the month to month to one year several ways...One suggestion is to simply let them know after you purchase that you only do annual leases ( and that sounds like your goal)....And then maybe let them know in the coming months you will be talking to them about this and offering a special one time chance to lock in their current rate for one year (which gives them and you predictability).

Is it a big problem when a property is "land locked"?

That might work with a homebuyer, but an investor is in business and buying lunch is probably expected from doing past deals, not locking them into your clutches for future deals.

This gives you an out if you can't lock up a contract with an end buyer.

It does not make sense.Specific example - the tax on Medical Device manufacturers included in the Health Care Reform bill.How does imposing a tax on a manufacturer (or anywhere along the supply chain increase the supply of anything at a lower price?

What they are looking for is that you have the processes and tools in place to ensure the privacy of the data -- this means making sure your computer is password protected, making sure you have a locking file cabinet, making sure you have a shredder, etc.