What legitimate lender doesn’t want lenders title insurance and to have their money properly disbursed by a neutral party?

If I found the right property that cash flows using my cap expense estimate (or maybe cash neutral) I would consider purchasing it (Kevin). 

REI- develop and sell permaculture communities with the cheap land left behind.Not to rain on the above, but even if all 1st world countries went to carbon neutral now, the world within 20 years would be back at the same levels.Racism-  first you will never get rid of isms and ists.  

For me, I only buy when 15% down give me cash neutral from day 1....If you look hard enough, every 6-12 months, you will run into these "once in a lifetime" opportunity where the seller is either desperate to sell, or uninformed about the true value of his asset, or both....And that is when you want to buy....

I understand the appraiser is not on my side and in fact is a "neutral party". 

In a low end condo, make sure you have a neutral granite (ask the sales guy which one they sell the most of) and the cheapest edges and cuts you can find.

If you are at 1.25, which hopefully you are, the underwriters should view them as neutral on your debt to income ratio.But if you are too low below the 1.25 level, then you need to move to a portfolio lender.

Since most rentals have neutral colors a pop of something makes the unit stand out.  

Grey/Neutral Paint.

Maybe it’s okay to be CF neutral or negative for a period of time?