What would y'all consider a good healthy yearly ROI on a investment property?

Lower LTV loans where investor has more skin in the game gives lender more assurance.

I’d also argue it’s actually a healthy thing for BP as a platform.

My health is what really got us.

There's too much work and risk involved in this deal and you should have a healthy margin in there to make sure you make a good profit.

Becasue we aren't talking about the state, we're talking LA or LA metroThe Southern California Region reversed a three-month decline and posted a 1.3 percent improvement in pending sales from the previous year, aided largely by healthy gains in Orange and Riverside counties, which marked increases of 12.5 percent and 8.4 percent, respectively.

To answer your question; it takes skills, patience, and thick skin to be a good wholesale.

In the description, you would be taking a percentage off the top with your acquisition fee/brokers fee but no skin in the game on the GP side if you are not taking returns. 

All of those emotions (good and bad) can be positive and healthy.  

The refi would have increased my cumulative cash flow by 850$... but I was denied.However my true cash flow is healthy (seems that way to me).