I can't underscore how important this is and maybe in a decade someone will dig up this post when researching the origins of wider awareness of what it means.  

Quote from @Jay Hinrichs:  Now given the situation of NO equity right now to negative equity it seems throwing in more cash would be digging a deeper hole and how is it realistic that these props will go up not only what they are under water today but the added capital JUST to get your capital back forget about any return.

I'll dig into it over the coming days and reply if there is anything to the contrary of what we discussed.

Digging into operations and what changed from the original assumptions.

You'll probably want to do some more digging on these tenants before accepting them.6 adults and 4 kids in a 4/2 home is a red flag itself.

Answers to these will get you the answer to next steps.Hey Joseph, thanks for digging in on the question.

Tons of dig out for foundations and underground parking garages near my projects

Digging into the history of the property will usually tell you that the name was recently changed to reflect that.

You also need to be in contact with a Realtor who can dig deep into the areas and numbers for you.For example, Buckeye is a very large geographic city.

There are different levels of feasibility you can order but it will be roughly $4k for the initial study and another $2k to dig deeper.