Regarding the NII comments earlier...there is actually a case in the Supreme Court that MAY strike down the NII as unconstitutional.   

As Warren Buffet says, investing is a no strikes called game.

An extendable exclusive option to buy may work at the right strike price. 

The tenant is a single mother with little/no support system and who had a couple personal tragedies strike in the preceding months including the death of an immediate family member.

But this ain't baseball, so two strikes and I decided to revisit QuickBooks Online.

Since I'm an agent, I would probably start from our sales template but strike out the restriction on assignments, of course. 

It's clear your dead set on an apocalyptic forecast, talking about food strikes at 50% reduction to property values, mass unemployment of 35million and on and on.

Ive done some flips before in the past and after currently going through a not so good transaction with a local wholesaler on a purchase, I figured wholesaling would be a great way to invest with less risk, as well as keep some properties for myself if they turn out to be great deals.I subscribed myself to Propstream, defined my strike zone and have mailed approximately 600 postcards so far.

Some have gotten called away from me, which was also fine since I set the strike price higher than what the current share price of my stock is.

There have been some posts on social media about a rent strike- particularly targeting one of the big companies since a lot of folks don't have warm fuzzy feelings about the guy that owns it- but that does not seem to be gaining much support.