There are a ton of decisions to be made, and these should be good enough.1) Get your credit right. 

Costs more, but if it's a good enough deal your spread should take care of the extra closing costs.

There is probably only 250 ft from the house to the barn but there is a lot of shrubbery in the way and if I put a fence I think that should be good enough.

I used to feel that 3 months rent in reserves was good enough.  

Almost 100% of the time, they don't nearly do good enough job cleaning and fixing things and my contractor gets to dip into their money.

as we like to always say if the deal is good enough the money will come.  

Only you can decide if the investment is good enough for you.

I'm looking to get a good enough deal on the property to be able put the utilities on the tenants even if I have to lower the rent a little bit.

Between the first year manufacturer warranty and 2nd year credit card matching warranty, thats good enough coverage for me to skip the extended warranty.

Another option is to go the more traditional route using a real estate agent and searching for a fixer upper with upside pore too that is in good enough condition to qualify for traditional financing.