Not great, but good enough and will likely appreciate fairly well over the next 5 years.

If you find a good enough deal, you will be able to find partners who are interested.

I guess the deal was just good enough where they didn’t need to see it.

What you have to understand is people have lives and they'll need to move: for school boundaries reason, to downside, to go to new colleges, there will be newly formed households, also with people in close quarters they'll observe that maybe their accommodations are not good enough, too big or too small. 

Hey All, so I need some advice on whether or not this is a good enough deal to stick with it through all the chaos that is currently COVID19 in the NJ area. i went into contract on a duplex (first home I plan on living in 1 side) in Boonton NJ (morris county) just days before everything shut down.

I know offers are free, but I want to pull the trigger if the deal is good enough.

If you can get in and scoop up a motivated sale in rough condition, but just good enough to clear a lender doing you a 30-year right now, you have a lot of promise for the future.

Lender said that the credit was not good enough at 660 and the loan was too small.

My answer to your question is we need a disruptive technology that is good enough (=solid business case) for banks to change their process.

If the investment is good enough then private/hard money rates can still make sense.