This seemed odd, but not impossible, though it gave me cause to check out the wiring of this home converted to duplex.I traced everything out, and it's about as screwed up as I've ever seen.

Its impossible to know which of the bad comps an appraiser might choose.  

After a quick look at thee numbers, it doesn't seem like a good deal to me.The deals that provide good cash flow are going to be hard to find in this market, but not impossible.

They don't tell people that it's impossible to succeed without coaching.  

This site has so much information on it, its almost impossible not to find the right answer.

Remember, it takes 2 bidders to get it that high, so the chance of having 2 dummies that didn't look for a mortgage is probably slim, but to impossible.

I know the reality shows aren't really real, but watch "Hotel Impossible"

@Shaun Lapsley @Richard Rockwood Cash out refi is a great dream, however in my experience you are going to have an extremely hard if not impossible time finding a lender to give you 70% arv in less than 12 months.

@Matthew Roybal ,2% is impossible around here. 1% is great.

I've got some funds freed up from cash-out refis on 9 rentals that I purchased between 2011 and 2013 and some flips, but I'm not sure where to invest it.I had been buying rentals and flips in the Minneapolis area where I live, but the market has moved up so much on the low end that it seems impossible to find a deal that makes sense.