Look for the borrower's ability, you will be losing some that's part of it as there is no guarantee in no equity NP seconds, do enough and the winners will hopefully cover the losers.

So what have you got to lose?

The owner owes 200k to the bank and is about to lose it.

When you raise rents, assuming you can, you may lose tenants and have vacancy and rehab expenses.When calculating a maximum offer price, use their verifiable rents.

If your debt service is more than $346/month you're going to lose money.

@Britt M.You cannot lose if anything it will be good practice.

Apparently if you go through the arduous brain damage with the SEC for 6-9 months and have them lose your file several times in their "mail room" you can publicly solicit for selling your securities.

If she chooses to put the lease in her name alone, which is often a lot easier, they then lose all the protections in the SCRA.

If you insist on rejecting the purchase, because of the projected cash flow, I can almost guarantee you someone else will buy it, and though they may lose money, in 10 years they may actually make money with appreciation and by watching their expenses carefully.

@Mark UpdegraffI may lose out on a few deals, but with a full-time job I only have time for a couple deals going at one time anyway.