The ideal cash flow on them may not be as good as some of the lower-end properties, but those low-end places rarely turn out to be idea. 

Ideally they wont have any "dog in the fight" and give you a straight answer. 

That is a little bit odd.

Ideally you would find a company that has everything under one roof.

Those both are 3% with no PMI and won't have the same odd appraisal issues that FHA has.

Ideally, we would like to move her business in right away, but we can wait until September if we had to.

If you did it right, and refinanced out but still own the asset, that's the ideal situation, but finding opportunity to do that today is something "ordinary" investors are really struggling to do, if they're able to do it at all.

Agree payoff CC debt first. with the exception:Some lenders will say 10-29% as an Ideal utilization. 0-9% would be ideal, it leaves you enough to spend and enough for you to still save. 

While having your rent set at 2% of the purchase price is ideal, it won't happen in every market.

I have a very odd situation.