I am a firm believer in time value of money. 

Flipping isn't too worrisome for me because I know in times like these I just need to make sure my quality is there and that my pricing is a little more aggressive to keep the project moving.

Additionally, it can help you avoid the risk of having an offer accepted but not being able to secure financing in time.

This acts as a huge support for real estate values in times good and bad.

I think in time it will make you whole again.

Markets are very important, while most rents have slowed, some markets a lot less than others, and the better markets will rebound quicker.If we go back in time, this song has been played.

Not sure I'm nailing the analysis.My questions: are there still cash-flowing B-class properties to be had in areas like Pleasant Ridge, Norwood, Walnut Hills?

It can go block by block, so having an intimate knowledge of neighborhoods is critical.The key is to not over pay in the more distressed neighborhoods, and to overfill, expecting to attract higher paying residents.Use this link for median income --> https://geomap.ffiec.gov/ffiecgeomap/Gino

Then you would be able to "share" a portion of that with the seller if you decided to or if you couldn't find another buyer in time(before contract with seller ends).

#CFBP will surely be fining this app in time.