If I was to guess, I'd say the funds that do make it would wind up primarily in the medical corridor and the water front that we've been struggling to develop since our industry left the area.I think Mike is right when he says there is nothing to attract people.

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Thanks all, I'm not being overly sensitive just felt like the question I actually asked wasn't being answered which was how could I make an offer on a rehab with less than the full cash on my own for purchase and rehab while not putting a huge sum of money on the line if It didn't go through.I could have made it clearer for sure, but i'm aware of potentially having to show proof of funds.After looking at the house and discussing with contractor I'm going to put in an offer most likely at my price, which I can cover cash on my end.  

Are all the tenants Section 8 voucher holders (likely indicating a premium over the general market rents for the area), or just some (indicating that rents are more in line with the rest of the area as folks who are more price sensitive will rent there). 

I listen to his podcasts and hear about all these people in credit card debt, student loan debt, car loan debt and medical debt etc.

Background: I'm active Mil, she's retired medically, I've used my VA but not hers, working on 2nd property.

Medical bills are excluded.

I know where investors need to be looking in times like these but it's still obviously a very sensitive market.

Of course I'm seeing it from the perspective of what medical services/amenities you will provide as an ALF.

Maybe an applicant has an outstanding medical bill, went through a divorce or is recovering after a period of unemployment.