Thats a low LTV but without knowing or seeing the PFS, Returns and previous P&L its tough but if strong 65% even higher should be workable.  

They're typically hitting 7% cash flow - not the 15% we used to see in 2021 but still workable if you buy smart.

The question is how we can structure it in a way that is workable for both of us.

Your $300,000 budget is workable in many areas, especially if you're open to more rural or suburban locations.

I think you’re right… I definitely need to analyze a lot more properties in multiple markets to get a feel for if there are any workable deals there.

If average 30 year fixed loan rates reach the mid 5%'s many of the NON-QM mortgage programs that are currently rate prohibitive will also become more workable as cash flow and return ratios improve.

I had insight to the process and knew it was going to be a mess day 1 that's not workable, I knew it would be a train wreck of changes, and I knew market reaction.

I mean, from a buyer's standpoint it seems like the numbers would be a little tight... but probably workable I suppose. 

Seeing if some owners can do owner finance for 5 years at below market interest rates so you have workable spreads between debt and cap rate on purchase.

Hopefully we can find something workable.