Generally, this sits outside of a holding company, so seller cannot flow up to holding LLC and then down to other assets. 

I mean, they could sit down and not do anything and id still have to pay them

We have this huge hunk of equity sitting here...and can't find a dime.  

There's one day of the month that I process the "in tray", I recall the 25th of the month, where I review, process, and write the checks out.

The area sits along the Colorado River, and boarders Lake Mohave; I feel that there is a large demand for boat/rv storage. 

The credit impact is likely to be minimal and if I recall once you are over the excellent credit threshold the rate doesn't really change anymore, I want to say that the excellent credit threshold is in the low to mid 700s but don't quote me on that.

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If you can close fast and redeploy cash into the next deal, it far outweighs the risk of sitting on the market.

You'd be surprised by the number of people willing to just sit down and chat.

The house sits far back and high enough not to have to worry about flooding.