I don’t know the story, but it sounds like a typical one where not enough due diligence was done, the team was not vetted good enough etc. etc.

Usually it's a 'good enough' option, and we'll deal with that later.Not trying to scold, I think this stuff is eventually important.

Of course the returns look good enough to cover some of that.

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.

Very few (reasonably priced) security cameras can give good enough quality at night to positively ID someone.  

I have a friend that was in a very similar situation to you but he found that acquiring properties at good valuations quickly was difficult and buying properties at market prices did not provide a good enough return on investment. 

e.g. will my 4 years of landlord experience and full time RE investor status be good enough?

I believe it is 2x in Colorado now or if they do not have a good enough credit score.

@Matthew GrisafeNot sure if this counts for what you're looking for - but I purchased my second airbnb 100% financed because I purchased my first one at a good enough deal that my lender put a second lien on the first house to use as my "down payment" on the second property.

Originally posted by @Steven Wiltz:I rent 2/1s for 850-900; 3/1s for 1000, 3/2s ~1200  Me, if I was getting $1200 and the K & B subfloors were good enough for VCT I'd put in ceramic.