Look at it logically.

Please - someone proof me wrong and shoot some holes in my logic!!

Prices soften a little....but no where close enough to offset increased borrowing costs.There are basically two logical flaws that lead people to the conclusion that rising rates equates to equally low prices.1) They assume that other investors have the same borrowing costs that they do.

It helps to create a logical system that can be easily scaled.

But according to the logic of some, I shouldn't do a check on him and get him on the lease.

The logic behind the recommendation is that a degree of economies of scale can be reached through the cross utilization of the game room.

I've decided on my coordinates...the San Antonio - Dallas - Houston triangle; now the decision how to use that $250K in the most logical manner possible.

@Jerryll Noorden I must point out a logical fallacy on your part, Jerry.

@Michael Quarles has a logical solution in finding a creative lender who can assist in the transaction and understands how investors work, etc...the challenge would be to find that lender, but from a theoretical stand point I think it might work (although I haven't done a wholetailing deal myself)

So 1, 2, 3 leads the seller along our logic and can see our position better when we make that offer.Thoughts?