It is much cheaper to go to a loan shark (plenty of companies offering me money) that would be much cheaper. 

When I see new investors with healthy budgets ask these questions in an open forum I always envision a bunch of sharks circling him in the water.

Buy a microwave and put it in that slot for it. 

Why not post them and let us tear them apart like sharks? 

Either way, the margins are razor thin with limited selection. 2 - Break even has been considered a great deal in the Colorado Springs market for some time now and I am finding even these are getting harder to come by.

Many investors will run into one of two major issues when growing their business; DTI limits and Fannie/Freddie slots available. 

I don't expect to find "the one" on the first meeting but I would like to lay some framework down or at least know who the big sharks are. 

He has installed slot machines, some of which work but don’t run on money.

Lauren,Thank you for your input yea I am seeing something similar at the moment basically homes I could scoop up for 500k and resale for 620k but between the rehab required and loan costs it leaves razor thin margins even with a simple 25k rehab doing work myself in SD I lose money on this due to closing costs alone. 

Freeing up Fannie/Freddie slots for investments?