The ability to walk away clean should be good enough.

Find a good enough deal, put together a sound business plan, and you will find an investor willing to put his capital to work in your property.

Unfortunately my credit is not good enough for the refinancing aspect of the deal so I'm opening an LLC with my business partner for this and future properties.

If you get a good enough deal, you can flip and sell quickly for a good return.Most mobile homes are in a mobile home park, but some are affixed to land and are considered real estate.If the home is in a park, they generally cannot be subleased.

We are still in the early stages of planning and searching for a good enough deal so that the profit on selling the house will cover the remaining mortgage and personal loan and leave us with a little more than what we had to begin with.Thanks

Am I able to get a good enough deal on a condo that it would cover all the expenses (some of the hoa’s seem very high) and actually make money? 

Students housing - 10 CAP in Indi is good enough for a solid building which has been updated reasonably and attract people with jobs and income.

If the deal is good enough we will fund it. 

Some leases, mine included, have a "find your own replacement" policy that might just be good enough for a Landlord to accept, if you offer it up as a "win/win" method of handling your early termination at minimal impact on them.Here's how it works. 

If that's not good enough I think @Sue Kelly is spot on.