Either way, it's not impossible to get the lending, just may take a little bit longer in some cases.

Or on the flip side we have units that the current tenant is a slob and it impossible to get them to clean up or the XXX images around ect. and we lose prospect as we walk them through the unit because no matter how much you promise them that it will be professionally cleaned and fully maintenanced they are already gone.

It's nearly impossible to perfectly time the market which is why I like to work off of certainy.

The roof has little to no usable life left in it, which makes traditional insurance options impossible.

That's not to say it's impossible.

So even with higher nightly rates, the cost of ownership (HOA, Utilities, etc.) was just too high unless you could push 70-80% occupancy, which is nearly impossible with the # of units in competition. 

It seems there are not many multi-families in the area to begin with, and the purchase price of 120K seems almost impossible. 

@Joe Martella It's a complicated situation because we want to buy in a city that has a moratorium at the moment, and it is impossible to rent the property immediately.

while not technically impossible  its highly improbable.

I just read through like 10 listings in an area I'm looking to buy a flip home in and like 7 of them were written in all caps and no paragraph breaks lol.Do agents know that all caps for like 13 run-on sentences is impossible to read???