If it is good enough for my local building authority to get permitted, it is good enough for me.In both of these cases, it was the presence or absence of the all mighty built in closet that allowed me to execute these real estate maneuvers. 

Quick question - for me, the Conventional Loan you mentioned in Section 2 is good enough for me - I purchased this property for $115K in Cash and it's currently valued at $130K.

If you hold it for 8-10 months you can start the application process and close on or after the 12th month.It makes very little sense to me to fix and flip a property if it cash flows and you have a good enough ARV to pull cash out and repeat the process. 

That is good enough to determine if further talking and negotiations are necessary.

We have gotten good enough at it that it is often just a few days between the move out and move in.Hope it helps!

Rough ballpark, whatever that means, is good enough.

My rentals which I believe is the way to go because every month you get money in your pocket if you’re good enough it’s all about cash flow and I will teach you how to make 1000 per Door, maybe even more

What's good enough for a second home is often not attractive or special enough for STR, despite what we see in many STR listings. 

Would love infinite money) but cash-flow to the degree my wife can work if and when she wants to is good enough for me for now.

I also don't believe you'll get returns good enough to deal with the costs associated with pulling your money out and the work involved (but maybe you will, I can't pencil in deals in my neighborhood where this would make sense).