After running the numbers, the Cap Rate, NOI, and Cash Flow are all strong, but there is little equity.Would a situation like this be a smart investment for a fix and hold?

Yes, @Christopher L. is smart for doing that.  

If they are smart, they will also understand its in their best interest to give you a fair amount of time to be compliant not just with the law, but to allow the place to look its best.

Any help would be much appreciated; thanks all, and invest smart!

A very smart lady (@Jessica Swingle) recently said to me that many investors wouldn't buy a property where they wouldn't want their mother to live.That's one investment method and definitely good advice.

I'm a technology entrepreneur working in the forest products primary processing industry and also provide technical services to government.

The smart phone/cloud solutions are especially interesting. 

Either by my broker or my title company.If you get a seller who wants an actual EMD paid where they can actually get it if you fail to perform, you are dealing with a seller smart enough that you are probably not going to be wholesaling his house.

hello bp community,I am a long time browser and first time poster. The day after reading rich dad poor dad I began researching the world of real estate investing. Naturally I stumbled across this community and have be...

Good luck Ryan...wish I would have been as smart as you out of college.