Oh yes and by the way while you are dealing with all this you also probably have investors who are now incredibly antsy and become a much bigger hassle to deal with so you get to deal with both at the same time.Oh and this whole time the valuation of the buildings are going down so good luck getting additional capital if your reserves were not good enough and if you are putting in personal money you have to think if you are throwing good money after bad in a losing cause.

My wife always tells clients if she is not doing a good enough job just pick up the phone and we will cancel no matter what.... no one wants to work on a transaction were your principals are not happy with you. 

If the property appraises for enough, isn’t that good enough for the bank?

From the OTA's point of view, your listing is good enough to get clicked on, but something about it (maybe the rates, pictures, copy, availability, etc) isn't good enough to actually cause a guest to book.

As long as rents are paying the mortgage that's a good enough investment to me since I'm going to hold it and let it appreciate (if it doesn't on a small chance then at least someone else will have paid it off in 30 years or less). 

...Your deal is good enough that experienced syndicators who aren't affiliated with TMF want to partner with you on the deal? 

A criminal can avoid the criminal background check by being good enough not to be caught.  

Good enough.

I have maybe 20 others that I might call if I've got no one else on the line, but that's good enough to get you started.

We took photos and changed the locks, then started the renovation.Power off, rotting food and no furniture/clothes/personal possessions is good enough in NJ to change the locks.