And how can you know what is best.Now of the 5 things when looking at a deal I train people that there is slim chance you are going to get all 5... ( that’s like me wanting to slam dunk a basketball... not going to happen as much as I want to)If your goal is future net worth and Cashflow... why would you care what it’s doing today if you don’t need the money today and you are planting seeds for the tree of 20 -30 years from now.

Basic rehab for the selling price point (slim margin).   

We are going to revisit these terms for future properties b/c margins are slim on anything under 1.5% purchase price to rent.

Slimming down my options thanks to everyone’s help

Chances of getting the money are slim and the hassle isn't really worth it.

Deals are slim for the RE entrepreneur unless you source and create your own value in a deal with an owner.

I only say this because the margins (cash flow) will be slim at best and it wouldn't be worth your investment or risk.

The deal is way too slim by a long shot, especially for a first time investor. 

Presumably this is a condo so your capex will be limited, but you'll still need to think about occasionally replacing appliances or furniture, or cosmetic upgrades as time marches on.Overall your margins on this are pretty slim - there's a lot of variables in STRs and while they can be amazing investments, you've got to pencil out things for the worst case scenario so you don't end up losing money.  

A few rainy weekends in the spring can kill the entire year.3) $75k for the owner is very slim.4) $900k in debt is huge.