Interest rates serve as a measure of "alternative investments" (alternative uses of capital) and thus have an inverse relationship with the value of the stock.I used the term "value" rather than "price" because lots of factors cause the "value" of a share of stock to diverge from its "price".

Many posters have suggested and offered advice on refi loans as an alternative exit.The name of this thread was and still is "Exit Strategies for your Flips" and to be a flip, you must sell, not hold.Therefore, in my opinion, all of that advice is inaccurate and the only one I saw who mentioned a valid answer to this thread was Vikram.Here are my exit strategies for all of my flips:1.

Knowing about any alternatives would be nice too.

Giving this country an alternative to bailouts - which imho don't work because it doesn't promote spending.

I am getting ready to do a mass postcard mailing, but my question is should I mail the same postcard repeatedly, alternate?

I'm curious to hear from all-so-wise posters what would be the alternative?

Since they're right next to the driveway, I use the "run over them with the truck" to keep the shoots in check.

I'd like see us completely run on alternative energy.

Instead of planning ahead for the next cycle, they squeezed every dime out of their truck and SUV divisions.

That will happen when:a) people around the world lose faith in the currency b) there is another alternative that is perceived as saferFor more on the German inflation that was mentioned above see:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/09/29/a-bag-of-money-to-buy-a-loaf-of-bread/ :cool: