Because I'm an investor and not a slumlord I needed to have the units looking good enough to where we could feel comfortable staying there at night.

But for now, having great insurance and an umbrella coverage is good enough. 

But if they get close, that's good enough for me.

Run the deal numbers with paying the full realtors commission on top of the deal to see if it still works.If the deal was still good enough after due diligence, title search, and paying the realtor commission etc, then keep negotiating with the seller but try to split the realtor commission with the seller or plan to pay it yourself.

You have to have a HELOC high enough to buy and rehab a property AND be able to find such a property in a neighborhood that will have a good enough appraisal after rehab and that will draw enough rent to cash flow.in your opinion which is better?

If you have good enough credit to apply for your own credit card, you'll likely be able to get a business card.I find www.nerdwallet.com to be one of the better places to research credit cards.

It was good enough to spur me on.What they offered was a package (either UK or NZ package) where they provide training and a mentorship.

I agree with some of the guys above who pointed out the return on your equity does not seem good enough... but that said, I realize this condo was a good vehicle for equity growth for you till now.

Is that good enough or I need further proof?

If you can find a good enough deal before it hits the MLS and get it under contract, you'll very easily be able to wholesale it or find someone to help finance it (myself included;)Edit: I should add that I don't want to make it sound like a total breeze.