The financing terms turned an ok deal into a killer deal just because of the way the financing was structured. 

Can you please tell me any ways to find killer deals when my supply of cash is limited.

It's not necessary for me to do it now and if it's a budget killer I won't but in general any idea on how much this is to remove?

But it covers how the oxy boom across the U.S. and aggressive marketing of pain killers left a ripe area of addiction across the country for a network of dealers, largely from villages in Xalisco, Nayarit in Mexico.

I have been using buildium but feel the software is a little dated and clunky esp. given the price for their lowest tier.I am looking for a category killer but can't seem to find anything.Many thanks for your help.

It would seem that without boots on the ground to estimate rehab costs, one of two things will happen...you'll either underestimate rehab and local investors will think you foolish and unable to offer then legitimate deals....or......you can be conservative and assume every property is almost a full gut, and snag a killer deal every once in awhile, and leave lots of money on the table with properties that didn't work for your conservative analysis.There are lots of ways to look at it, but if you have the ability to do the market research and get good mailing lists, why NOT mail to some high equity owners assuming the place is trashed and see who bites?  

Thanks Daniel,You're definitely right that complacency is a killer.

I have had killer deals fall on my lap and which investor do I take it to.

I just completed my first flip with barely any of my own money because I found a killer deal and then partnered with a more experienced flipper who had the money and resources, so I was able to get paid and learn a lot throughout the process!

Thanks everyone for the supp While getting the biggest security deposit upfront might sound like a deal killer- it does allow for a higher percentage of qualified applicants.