Food for thought.

Your best safety net is too buy right, keep your leverage at a safe margin, and try to ride out any  market downfalls  by lowering rents, offering incentives when you do have vacancy's, and trying to manage through the tough times. 

It could be tricky to use an offline method to drive them online... defiantly food for thought. 

Usually to pull equity out. 3) personally I view the quicker pay down (25 yr amortization) as a sort of safety net if there's a market downturn.

I was a bit confused about the safety of such locks.

Food for thought

I bring food and drinks, and a topic that is sure to enlighten you and make you a stronger investor.

Being leveraged at 96.5% gives you NO safety margin if the economy goes against you, and your loan gets called in (unless you HAVE found that elusive bargain to begin with). 4.

You need to show them that you will take care of them when someone threatens their safety and also (of equal importance) that you can't just be pushed around in your own property.  

Just food for thought