Now that I think about it though... if you are in that specific position to advance your portfolio to bigger and better investments it would be a no brainer. 

I thought of it more as a no-interest loan.Another way around that is to live in the property for a while before you start the rehab.

Getting it cleaned up (250) and getting the furnace serviced (200), but other than that this was a no money down deal.These deals do exist!!

I recently bought my first home (primary residence) with a no money down VA loan for $135k. 

You may want to check out the RICH club, they have a monthly meeting just for women and seasoned investors share their experiences with those who are beginners and it's a no pressure environment.

Saved my a$$.  No

A no frills 3/2, 2000 sq ft SFH sells for $300,000 plus, but wages have not kept up with the cost of housing.

It is a tight market but if your profits are were they need to be its a no brainer, you keep your guys working and you make a little coin.

Seems like a no brainer to me, but you know how whacky these banks/agencies are...

After running the numbers it seems like a no brainer but I need advice.