Any act is sufficient as longas the property is left free and open to anyone who comes along to claim it.

Quality over quantity. 

This is what I do, don't feed the debt monster, in other manage debt, and make sure your cashflow is sufficient to cover the bumps along the way

The amount you have to work with is sufficient if you do "Subject To" investing. 

Yes, FHA is possible but there are self sufficiency requirements that dictate your ability to use 3.5% down.  

The quantity of day 1 cash flow says nothing about the quality/volatility/passivity of that cash flow.

@Stephanie P.I had to look up the Self Sufficiency rule for 3 or 4 units (income from the 4 units should cover mortgage).

Yes, there are a lot of bad brokers in it without a lot of respect for buyers/sellers.However, I'll give you some of the issues I face and questions I ask:1) Not enough money - Do you have proof of funds sufficient and are you clean enough to qualify for financing2) Non-specific - What do you mean by a steal? 

Do they have sufficient employees for the size property you have?

Thumbs down on Innago for rent collection, based on my past few months' experience.In my case, my tenant has sufficient funds, but Innago takes much more time than the claimed 3 business days to verify and disburse funds "because the amount is above the threshold and being flagged for fraud."