If there isn't eviction history it's good enough for me and if credit is good you can assume responsible person.

I think 07-0.8% is normally good enough for cash flow purposes.  

If the deal is good enough I would not worry too much about the interest rate.

Those doors and trim that look good enough to keep when you first walk through a property in bad shape will look pretty rough once everything else around them is new and/or freshly painted.  

I feel like with good tenant screening you can get good enough renters who won't give you many problems (most of the time) and make good money off manufactured homes. my grandfather owns many and makes a great profit.

A general ballpark range is good enough.2) recos for good, inexpensive companies for this job.If all goes as planned, I hope to break ground by the end of the month.Thanks,Randy

As if the 2% commission on a $525k deal wasn’t good enough for you?

I’d love your advice as to if this is a good enough deal. 

i have thought of that, the other is way upside down an old model repair weary BMW,  i make a good enough money to say above Northeast rent water. 

Or should I take action and look further into the deal to see if it's good enough?