They're telling her that they have to go through some lengthy process, that might take up to 2 weeks, which is impossible.

In such a case, recovery would be unnatural or impossible.  

@John Lach Without knowing the details of the property/your operations, it is impossible to know if the coverages/values are entirely "right" as it is a questions as to whether it fits your risk tolerance or not.

In some ways, it is more restrictive than before because of the responsibility of validating your investors.You still have to follow the same rules in 506(b) as far as documentation and structure.It's impossible to cover all the ground here.  

Outside of that, the price-to-rent ratios pretty much everywhere around there are pretty impossible for cash flow.

Like I said, you can't make the argument that tons of jobs like software engineering are easily replaced but what RE investors do is so special that no computer can ever crush your margins so badly that it's impossible to make money without access to massive amounts of capital.  

Without an address it's impossible to really comment.

And it will be nearly impossible to get up all of the adhesive.Perhaps more importantly, it's very possible those are old asbestos floor tiles.

As you know it's going to be about impossible to get leads and close deals without investing time, or money... or likely both. 

The 1 or 2% rules do not work in most areas of NYC; and finding 10% caps are almost impossible unless it's maybe a 8+ units.