For example: $700/month in rent, $70,000 all-in price (purchase + repairs + closing costs)…700/70,000 = .01 (or 1%)Some people think that’s good enough.

The units provide heat and work good enough to do that.

If the deal is good enough they will fund you, most investors they say has to leave 20 to 30 percent down. do hard money is less depending on the deal.

I've tried to hire it out but many just aren't good enough to create opportunity out of it.

Even their gas n up to 100 bucks for themselves n it wasnt good enough.

Would an online training program be good enough?

However I was asking questions to a couple lenders and all of them tell me that the under writer of the loan most likely will not approve the loan because I don't have a good enough reason to go from a single family to a multi-family unit.

If it doesn't offer good enough protection since I'm getting workers compensation I don't know if there's even much risk. 

Unfortunately, my handyman does not speak good enough English to respond to potential tenants in the manner (and personality) that I would like.

Not ultra high resolution, but good enough to get a good idea about the house.