If it is a good enough deal, you will find the money to get it done".First thing to do, every time, is determine if you have a good deal.

Accept that nothing is ever good enough.

Make sure that you get a good enough spread to cover maintenance, vacancy, and other costs. 

If it was a good enough deal for you to close on it in the first place, I would think it should still be a good enough deal for you to close even with a minor hiccup.

Is this a good enough ROI for a private lender?

Scott,This generally gets me within about 20%, which is usually good enough for my needs when estimating.

I am not clear on the rent you would expect from a Quad but if you apply the 50% and 2% guide or rule you would have an idea if the return might be good enough to take on the challenge of owning in an area like this.

If the deal is good enough finding a buyer to step up quick might not be that difficult.

There used to be a time when you could not find distressed property good enough for flipping in the MLS and you had to use direct mail to find properties.

Seems most are starting to think that way, do you have to screw others because you're not good enough at what you do to make an honest living in real estate?