Short-term money for deposits is expensive if rates rise and thus the lenders would have negative spreads for money lent.The real answer is that this money gets packaged and sold in the secondary market.

I do print media buying in newspapers and shoppers for real estate advertisers all over the country.

This spreads your damage across many renters.

Depends on who you're working with and the spread.

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I give them a military discount on the rent (like 50 bucks - I buy with enough spread to cover it), they have been very good on paying their rent, the local losers tend not to screw with them and any definition of "rough" I have they have no problem with.

The true test will be when all the troops are out.If spreading democracy is a just reason for war, why not continue?

These properties are spread from the midwest to east coast.

Wall street, and the media normally congratulate the CEO for making this type of "tough decision", and his board of directors gives him a big bonus.

If it doesn't make that much you may as well just lend the money on projects and avoid the brain damage.I am a big believer in spreading bets too so I have a lot of money in securities (stocks, bonds, etc.) that are passively managed in Fama/French three-factor funds via Dimensional Funds.