There is an affordable 7 day introduction and then a VERY pricey 16 week mentorship if you choose to sign up.

The required downpayment is more than many people can afford.

I tell everyone that it's best if the landlord provides the common area furniture.

If the stucco is good and the shower can be fixed affordable, I think I would hold and avoid transaction costs. 

Or where I live in Hawaii (Big Island) if something is affordable enough.

The market is a lot more affordable and I can buy a home now with no HOA.

I would pull money out in a refi and invest in more affordable markets in the Midwest.

There are some out there that have really mastered the "how can I afford it" principal.It would be fun to hear from you seasoned and salty investors out there some of the best ways you've "creatively financed" a deal. 

We are ranked in the top 15 for most affordable places to live and recently we have grown to be the biggest city in Alabama by population.

These guys know every trick in the book...I would say if you can't afford that extra 20% then you shouldn't be doing what you're doing.....unless as Account Closed said, it's a very small job, or you have some experience in the field.