Beef up your offer with some sort of official financing offer or some type of reassurance that if you go under contract on this deal, you have a much higher chance of closing than your offer competition.

We've done some of the rebuilds where parts of the house still intact, such as portion of the foundation; or trying to save the first floor walls while adding a second floor addition; shore the whole house to beef up the foundation, etc ...  

We are beefing up the language in the tenant liability portions of the lease.

LOL It was a beef bouillon cube in my day

Property value appreciation potential is far more important than Day 1 cash flow for long-term success (if a property has massive appreciation potential you will as a byproduct experience massive rent appreciation, which will inevitably churn out that massive cash flow you so desperately seek).

My primary beef with licensed agents is their insistence in using real estate association forms.

I have not bought anything from them because I feel like I can get the same return on a first with more equity.My beef with note sellers is when they talk cash on cash return.

The inflow of capitl is a byproduct. 

Profit is always a by-product of service or a product.

This is wide open so I would love some advice on how to narrow it down by product, market, etc.