In the meantime, I've also been applying to various Government positions - at a significantly reduced rate of pay in that unless I move, the likelihood of my finding another job in my field is very slim...and I have about another 20 years of working before reaching retirement age.I interviewed for a residential real estate appraiser position at Jefferson County.  

Just a couple fences and maybe the power lines.But I can't be totally sure of which way it will fall.The odds of someone being in the yard and getting crushed are very slim but not zero.

Any profit margin that Banks will consciously forego are slim at the best of times.

If the former chances are pretty slim in Virginia Beach but cities like Norfolk and Portsmouth you can likely make that happen but your still looking at duplexes or SFH.

The chances of me ever paying a PM company $150 to inspect a property they are managing (and are supposed to know how well at least to some extent the tenants are keeping up the place) are slim to none.  

The inventory is slim right now but prices are low and rents are stable.

I would say this is a slim risk, but just something to consider.

I have never filed a claim with them so the coverage might be slim.

I'd prefer to 1031 into something else, however I'd have to find the deal first (slim pickings at the moment).

Usually I would listen to them and then say well since you were told in advance that Carly( my wife) runs the company I think you should know that the likelihood of you getting the job after ignoring the decision maker is slim to none!