Just can't answer that Chris my company does all its own acquisition now but yes if they brought me something good enough I would buy it for sure.

Ali,I don't buy in jacksonville, the returns aren't good enough for me.

She said the frig went out a day or 2 before, I wasn't excited about having to get a new frig but it's going to be a good enough deal I said sure why not...............................................just have it out by the time I get there tomorrow and have a lock box put on.

@Danielle Wolter I make a good enough amount of money a month to save up and do something. can’t say how much I say since i’m still just trying to learn things and take in knowledge haha

The roof rafters need to be done next 5 years and the Laminate flooring is just good enough to sell as is, but after the next tenant i will probably face a replacement.

So even though I just wasn't good enough to make it work, I would still recommend their program of all the ones out there.  

Last quick tips: 1)ignore the list price ... make any offers based on your numbers, not theirs ... if they say no, then onto the next one. 2)I run both the buy-n-hold and flip numbers on every home, that is my plan A and plan B (or visa versa) ... plan A numbers need to get me a good return, plan B numbers need to be good enough (with margin) that I don't lose my behind if the SHTF with plan A ... easier said than done in today's market, but I don't (and haven't recently) pull the trigger unless ...I work some days in AV, so if it is mon-wed evening for meetups, count me in.

I would still consider property in a flood zone, but only if it was a good enough deal that I could pay cash and not worry about lender-required insurance.    

If they are good for a corporate W2 custodian job, they're good enough for me, at least someone already vetted and interviewed them for me.

If you learn a market and find a good enough deal, you'll have a list of cash buyers to pick from.