My skinny FI gap was 1.5x keep or savings rate above expenses initially, then grew from there as mortgages fell off.It wasn't an income thing, evidenced by not paying into social insecurity since 2002.

I'd be hunting around for skinny deals with everybody else instead of napping.

Build a step that's the same width, or even wider and slightly wraps around the landing.Then, as Aaron suggested, have two ample supporting posts (not to skinny!

As a distance investor you have the privilege of investing anywhere, and while I love new construction and we all know Austin is hot, I would not feel compelled towards this skinny deal.New construction can be wonderfully low maintenance while you own it early on, and more attractive to potential tenants. 

Hey @Rudy Godfrey, I did a bit research and I can't find anything either.I would just call and get the skinny.

Too skinny, when the market goes down small condos go down the fastest.

Don’t buy skinny deals and you’ll never regret investing.

I hate to say this but the deal looks a little too skinny to me.

Though I had the 400 bucks saved, I maxed it out with an ipod at the time and made consitant payments paying more than minimum. after about 6 months when almost paid off I requested to bump up the credit to 1000 was accepted.

If you have a skinny deal its not worth it.