The question is whether or not the deal is good enough to pull the trigger.  

People seem amazed when I tell them I passed up a deal, just because I think its not good enough.

Also, is the location/condition of the property good enough to get better tenants/command higher rents?

But the broker can talk other brokers on the team into sharing private listings and split commissions.I have been successful getting access to some deals with this strategy but the deals were never good enough to close.

In any case, you should still have good enough cash flow with those numbers and that many units.

Not good enough.

This type of protection is good enough for millions of landlords with far more to lose than I. 2) I'm obviously the owner of the property.  

Then it's just a matter of time before I find one good enough to go for. 

Several panelists indicated that if the property and the deal were good enough they would be more lenient on the borrowers qualifications.

Do you think the bank would let her short sale it for a good enough price that an investor would want to buy it?