Cheap ones from Lowes/Depot/Walmart that block some light is good enough, they will get destroyed, so don't go pricey. 

My company is good enough to offer me a relocation package which includes a real estate agent from Coldwell Banker.

That was good enough for me so we submitted a cash offer.

I can say that we are above a 10% Cap Rate after refinancing our construction loan into a longer term loan and the demand is good enough that we have a waiting list.

I've read that POF letters from transactional funding is often not good enough.

If the deal was good enough for you to put it under contract then you should close on it when your contract closing date expires.

For the purpose of the letter saying you bought it is good enough.

The tax advantages for Schedule A, as long as your income isn't over like $150k or some threshold, is good enough and you don't run into the capital gains issues and are able to truly separate your personal home from your business ventures, which is the point of having an LLC in the first place.  

I have great credit but the DTI  wasn't good enough for them to make it work.

Preferably I would like to partner up with someone from NJ/PA since that area is where I want to invest in since properties are fairly cheap there compared to NYC.They would need to have Good credit and income well good enough to qualify for FHA  and can bring "some" funds to the table.