Losing a deal sucks, but do you really want to jeopardize your reputation by suing? 

@Louis Siano Time is always critical however you could lose time during closing If a fix and flip pro comes in and runs his/her numbers and discovers your numbers are way off.I’d recommend making good friends with a contractor who can give you a “rapid quote” on repairs.

In other words, should I lose at least 7-9% returns so I can "feel good" about not having a car loan?

My argument would be with a smaller loan balance I might lose a couple hundred a month for a few years until mortgage is paid off.

I am really considering to switching to a 30 year, but dont want to to regret it and lose my good rate, would love to hear your guys input and advice on this matter!

So 15k return now and I lose out on 11k but waiting for the right buyer could cost me these two other opportunities.

That being said I house hack in New Hartford and I am losing a tenant of 3 years as he bought his own home.

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You would be losing around $2k a year.

It's important for me to control any lending situation that I enter -- whether it be a note or a hard money loan -- and the amount I would have to fund in NYC either would require me to bring in other investors, and thus lose control,  or would require me to tie up too much money in one note, which would be disastrous given the lag to a foreclosure.