That's been my problem lately - its difficult to find ones that will cashflow with the .85% PMI added in.  

You're going to have a difficult time getting any sort of financing for deals that low.

I agree that it's a little difficult to start a business being hands-off in another state. 

I'd say it would be very difficult for a wholesaler to claim more expertise, knowledge, be better qualified than a broker or to offer any service that a broker could not accomplish. 

Anything 20 and under is going to be difficult to fill and manage, as they are going to be in the bad parts of town. 

Matt, Real Estate prices relative to the rents in Santa Barbara make it very difficult to achieve a reasonable rate of return.

When I bought my rental from HUD six months ago, just remember if you put earnest money down and need to back out for any reason it is very difficult to get that money back, and yes make sure you do your due diligence, after they accepted my offer I found out that it was on a shared well, I should have checked that out myself but I took my agents word for it.

The reason you don’t want to call the most important (or preferred) banks first is that you’re going to use all the first phone calls as a learning process so you can get your pitch down and sound like you know what you’re talking about by the time you reach the banks you really care about.There’s a reason it’s difficult to secure loans.

When this happens, insurance costs increase and it is often difficult for a condo association to secure reasonable insurance rates. 

and other not-very-difficult questions.