One can be a part of a deal without any of their own cash,,,, if they have an abundance of the other ingredients; knowledge, hard work, desire to succeed, a big network...

We're near Whole Foods""I just use Lyft to get to work""It's a lot quieter""I love the BBQ & Beer garden""Parking is easy"It is a place that has and, I believe, will continue to be on the up and up.Every quote above is the ingredient for tech hipsters and some high prices.Now, if your buddy's place isn't dated / could collapse during the next little earthquake / on landfill, then I would certainly consider it!

That allows you to have a key ingredient to finding a quality renter - patience!  

I also picked a few sweet deals when they used to advertise their highly distressed properties with a red box around them, and the label "ALL BIDS WILL BE CONSIDERED ON THIS PROPERTY".

Yes, they called it a HELOC, so use both labels when asking. 

If you pay up you get seated on premier front seats with reserved seats and your name labeled VIP.

Assuming that one did this, when following the 50% rule, is the property then labeled "self-sufficient?"

I do not want to label my company as amateur or faulty in any way because I haven't run the numbers correctly or performed my own due diligence in order to get my end client a great deal.

I did call an termite inspector and he verified that the termites are not active and found a label under one of the sinks indicating that the property was treated for termites.

They are simply labels.