Supporting myself would be difficult for 6-18 months would be tough be there could be light at the end.Please provide any insight you can about the company, position, etc.

., condos can be tough as investment properties.

Good' is tough to define but it means that, right from the street, your property looks well-maintained and skillfully updated.  

I agree that this would be a tough one for me given the distance, inexperience and all the unknowns.

The tough part might be getting the apartments to appraise high enough.

Tough call.

wanted to see if any one had a recommendation for where I might find some educational material I can use that breaks down the terms involved with a commercial 'flip' loan (not hard money), both whats involved (i.e., what the commercial lender will look for v. residential lender), the terms that are often involved and what they mean in laymen's words, the various ways they are often structured (i.e., 75% purchase price w/ 100% construction +contingency, etc. etc.) various fee's typically charged and which are negotiable, escrow carrying costs, on and onwas hoping to find some material all ready together on this...tried doing a basic search but didn't see a whole lot.thanks

I know the Naples market is extremely tough to get into. 

I recently made an offer at ~46% of the original asking price, and wound up buying it for ~63% with some extra land thrown in - after the owner countered my first offer by raising his asking price.And find off-market deals - the MLS is tough, especially right now.

Ask a lot of questions of them including some tough questions to get a sense of them as a person.