To get this done, I went totally Dave Ramsey - paid cash, cut up cards, the whole bit.  

I encourage all my salon employees to find an alternative source of income because cutting hair is SO hard on your body.  

For instance, we just sold a property for $320k and had the ARV in our analysis at $300k and we felt like that was cutting it close. 

Finding a partner or someone you trust in that market would cut down on the risk.

But, with the administration saying the solution to cutting spending is to raise taxes, it gives me a little comfort that hedging into silver may not be a bad idea.

Some may disagree with that but I've got better things to do with my time then to chase non-motivated sellers.now of course I'm talking along the lines of Sub2's, once I've decided that it's worth 5 more minutes of my time I'll ask about their mortgage:lender, type of loan, % rate, length of time in loan, PITI, ballon date, adjust date.I believe in Sub2 investing the mortgage is as important as any other aspect of the strategy simply b/c it revolves around the mortgage numbersI'm not sure if that was of any help, but I decided to cut it short of rambling on.Matthew...............quit being 'not serious' and join the darkside!!

Any smart drug dealing business man would cut there losses if they aim to stay under the radar.

You could attempt to cut out/ scrape the calk with a knife or flat bar.

If you're just way over the edge, you might have to just cut your losses. 

But, this is, in my opinion, an absolute best-case scenario, and, also in my opinion, I have to cut cap ex by about 50% of what it should be in order to make it look somewhat attractive.