My business expenses are paid from my cash flows.I'm not the smartest guy in the world when it comes to accounting or even analyzing deals, but my banker keeps writing me checks and has committed to funding several million dollars, and my accountant thinks I am pretty smart, so that's good enough for me.I'm not a speculator who is betting on the come.

In the real world, it's not good enough to hope that the expense number is lower.

If the deal is good enough you can set up a closing with all parties at the same table and, all you have in the deal is your deposit.....

I'm not sure if its possible.Is this good enough to get someone to help finance?

Since your a RN I’m guessing you don’t have a lot of free time which leaves you with having to find a deal along with proving to the investor that you have a good enough relationship with a contractor that the job will actually get done.If I miss understood the question sorry for the long response.

Learn when to say this is good enough, it doesn't have to be perfect.   

Some say the day you close is good enough, some say 6 months or more. 

It seems they are good enough people, they communicated, gave you a date and a reason.

The deal just wasn’t good enough for my investors.

I would love to try to flip a house but I've heard it's very hard to find deals good enough to actually make money so I'm also on this site to find out more about wholesaling and any other ways to make money in the market.