It is a no brainer to me.  

I have a no pet policy which was on the lease.

When I found this it ws a no brainer.

If you are buying a 100 unit apartment complex then this is a no brainer due to the asset protection. 

Definitely a no go if you will not feel safe in the neighborhood 

The Big 3: Murders, Robbery and Rapes = a no go for me.

Not sure where to start with that.I got a great deal on the property, far below market value, so it seems like a "no brainer" for a bank to want to finance it - but they were more concerned with cash flow from the renting companies, not the land/property itself. 

Is there a no $$ down short bridge loans?

Is there any sort of subsidy built into the mortgage, or is it just a no-down, low interest rate loan product? 

Property A No of units 4 Purchase price 28,000 Renovation costs Cost base 28,000 Downpayment (20%) 7,000 Scheduled Gross rent 13,500 Less: Vacancies-1,620 Less: Property taxes-1,158 Less: Utilities (water, sewer)-479 Less: Any other exps (gas) Less: Insurance-500 Less: Property management-1,500 Less: Repairs-1,350 Net operating income 6,893 Debt service at 7% (principal and interest)-1,802 Annual cash flow 5,091 Min mthly profit per unit ($100 p/m) 4,800 Other info GRM (cost/rent) 2.1 Cap rate (NOI/cost base)24.6% ROI (after debt servicing)18.2% Cash on cash ratio72.7%