I rarely make snap decisions, I know what my options are, I don't have to have a predetermined course of action until I consider all my options, I can do that the next day allowing the deal to sink in. 

As a mid size PM company we actually charge damage waiver to all guests and then self insure our clients up to a pre determined amount to protect against property damage. 

Have an eviction threshold pre-determined.

When we're buying a rental investment, what we are buying is actually pre-determined math calculation, there's no magic,the exception is if you do BRRR.

Fraud will always catch up to you, but using loopholes is not fraud - it's just playing the game by the rules.The way I've heard this intent clause talked about, it seems pretty toothless if you can just decide you no longer want to live in the property for the predetermined period of time with no consequences whatsoever, so I was just looking to see if this was another one of the legal loopholes that people can use.

If someone else bids higher than your predetermined maximum offer, let the property go. 

You could buy it back after the deadbeats are gone paying a predetermined extermination fee.  

You need strict screening practices including predetermined guidelines of applicants that you will not rent to without even bothering to screen.  

The purchase agreement included that a tenant be in place before closing at the pre determined rate and it appraised over the purchase price.  

Then we could split the money at a predetermined percentage when we sell.