Finding deals good enough to interest them is the gold.Attend various real estate investor groups in the area, bearing in mind that where the group meets is not indicative of where the attendees buy. 

I told the tenant that I would be happy to move it temporarily if they needed to drive through - but they are on a power trip and said that wasn't good enough. 

I'm interested in making it available for free here, but if it gets good enough, I might spring for the license from Apple and compile it for the App store.

The "C" buyer's attorney contacted me and said that wasn't good enough and that he needed to see my contract with the "A" seller to make sure its not an "illegal flip."

Nolan Martineau In the city where all my rentals are located - I can tape it to the door and take a pic and that is good enough.

Cash only on the MLS usually means the condition is not good enough that a lender would fund the deal.

That means min 30% down but 70% ARV/90% LTC means as low as 10% down if you find a good enough deal so when talking with the HML you clarify that.If you do clarify the above they  will know you've done your home work because most new borrowers and most often residential lenders won't even understand the above, just a tip. 

Generally speaking in terms of ROI, anything better than 8% is good enough for me.

If you can't get good enough cash flow or expected appreciation, you might as well forget about investment property and put your money somewhere else.

The cashflow on the small apartments I'm analyzing should be good enough to rebuild my DP funds for the next deal pretty quickly... or so I hope.