If I needed this property to turn a healthy profit I'd be dying right now!

Built in late 1970's96% occupancy1.53mm Gross Income750k NOIAssuming an 8% interest rate, what is a healthy positive cash flow?

I have flipped four houses to date and typically look for properties that guarantee a healthy margin.

Small, long term gains are healthy gains

NOTE: Deflation can also be a result of increased productivity and technology, which is very healthy, but unfortunately that's not the deflation that's applicable to our  macro economy today.  

I think you will find that there is healthy dose of skepticism and realism here on BP.  

When you have to take a hard stance with them, it is not because you are becoming an insensitive person to the needs of others but rather because this tenant has pushed the relationship well beyond a healthy landlord/tenant relationship and you must perform a operation to make things healthy again.If it doesn't work now....evict them and you will end up with tenants that send you Christmas cards.

They look at factors like how old he will be when the loan is matured, whether you are healthy or not, the value of a collateral, or how long he has been working at a company etc. 

Those are healthy reasons for a market to be stressed.

So over the last 20 plus years, my wife and I are proud to have very modern and healthy units.