Quote from @Jason Ha: I recommend finding the agent first and make sure you have a lender to get a preapproval letter ready, so when you come across a good deal you are ready to strike on it.

This strikes us Californians as insane.  

Your emphasis on efficient housing strikes the right tone for me, as that is what I definitely envision for my house project.

If you look for a bond calculator on line and discount the remaining cash flow stream using the buyer's desired yield, you can come up with the "strike price", or the price you should be selling it for.

It's the swans that will wipe you out.Secondly, as I said in my previous post, when swams strike.

It's been a good experience, very eye opening for me as well as financially nice, and of course, there have been unexpected issues (ie, no matter how sad a situation seems to be, have a 1 strike late payment policy!)

Some investors strike a balance by hiring reliable part-time managers or trusted local handymen who can respond quickly without the full cost of a property management company.

(and now the strike is creating a backlog)I’m part of a local network here in Philly and work closely with others navigating their way through projects.

Say you sell .10 delta call against a Nov 21, 2025 expiry, so a $265 strike price, for $1.20 premium.

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