Quote from @Patrick Roberts: If your credit isnt good enough for a Heloc, you'll likely have a hard time getting any kind of DSCR or permanent investment financing. 

Often times, folks find what they feel is a great deal, then work backwards, hoping the market is good enough for them to cashflow.Beyond a broader market, I would look for specific attractions where you can see the historical data of yearly visitors.

Find a good enough deal and talk to the right lenders and you'll likely find someone.

And whatever that pace is, is good enough.

Walk away and let that be someone else’s headache—unless the deal is good enough to justify a major rehab and build serious equity.4.

Good enough for me as single person to live in.

The rates from HELOCs just aren't good enough for it to make enough sense to me.

If I haven't gotten any interest in an apartment after a few week,s I know either I'm overpriced or the unit is not in good enough shape.Have you had any tours? 

rehab or bridge loan (short term debt) to get the cash to reno, do the reno, put a tenant in, and then do a DSCR loan for long term debt. if the property is in good enough condition and you can qualify using income instead of a renter, you could likely do a fannie/ freddie inv. loan and just dive right into a 30 year fixed without having 2 different transactions. this will save on transactional costs but it would have to pass appraisal (reads: the property has to be livable without health an safety issues). hope this helps

Mid grade are good enough to get a better ROI 5.