The 1% rule is a good metric to use initially to gauge properties, but digging in deeper into the numbers is much more important in my opinion. 5.)

If you get an engineered cost segregation study, it takes a much deeper dive into your property and typically results in greater tax benefits. 

These are negotiable and usually charge the borrower a point or more based off the amount of loan.Now to get a little deeper.....Some bridge lenders may ask for personal guarantees.

This is 100 miles deeper into nowhere.Its already divided into 19 lots and they're being sold individually.

$600 / $40,000 = 2.0% This would be a go, which would mean to dig deeper and do more due diligence.

If so, then continue to further look deeper at these numbers.

So thats one you have to dig a little deeper on.

Go deeper in your analysis and see if there is something else that's actually causing these other investors to buy these supposedly bad investments.You may see this investment as an Ugly Duckling.... but it may grow up to be a beautiful swan!

Originally i was really into the podcast but wanted to tread in a little deeper water when it came to MF.  

If you take a deeper look at those numbers the higher end "A" neighborhoods are growing like crazy.