I've heard from many successfull old timers say that they dont buy unless it cash flows and that is stuck in my head.Even thought this scenario doesnt meet my cashflow requirements, I feel i'm passing over an easy 15-20k profit because i'm stubbornly sticking to my cash flow requiremnt and not making the higher offer.Would those more expereinced than I take a little more risk, pay the higher price and flip for some quick cash OR stick to your guns, pass over these deals, and wait for the deals that both cash flow adequately(70 GRM) and allow for instant equity.Hope this makes sense.

Stubborn - "I showed him 10 houses and NOT a single offer!

Either they have a plan or they are too stubborn to take what they can get.

Unemployment will be stubbornly high, but it will fall at some point next year.

Im too stubborn for that sort of thing haha (sometimes).

Mark Twain said it best: “Facts are stubborn, but statistics are more pliable.†:cool:

Mark Twain once said: "Facts are stubborn, but statistics are more pliable."

You have 2 very stubborn countries that are not going to give an inch.

A $50 bonus for getting a new tenant signed will motivate even the most stubborn people.Whats in it for you?

If they did, they would typically stipulate what the subordinates will be allowed to receive.Now, sometimes the subordinates get stubborn, and insist on minimum amounts above what the first has allowed ...