Seems slim but I don't know your market. 

The odds that all parties will pony up on a loss is slim. 

There is nothing wrong with “interviewing” or getting quotes from contractors, just don’t do it when you know they have a slim to nun chance of getting the job.

I mentioned earlier that the owner had no plan to sell the property, so the threat of walking away from the deal hoping he would come crawling back was slim.

I would like to start out investing in small multi-family properties, but it's pretty slim pickins where I am at.

I agree the margins are very slim!

Not many, the numbers are very slim.  

With these owner occupants buying it down to the low 3s with just 5% or 10% down, and investors buying it to the high 3s low 4s, there's a slim chance they will ever refinance to lower the rate. 

The chances of getting that kind of discount on a seller-held note, with essentially nothing down, is going to be very slim.

Curious to know, assuming these occupancies are high and stable, if people are purchasing matured properties with slim margins as so and if they are able to attain good ROIs within a 5yr period.