So cash flow might be slim for the first couple years until you get a few rent increases.If you get on some wholesaler lists you might see some B level properties but they’ll need some updating.

If a property is listed (MLS) - meaning its for sale "retail" - chances of there being sufficient margins for you to wholesale the property seem pretty slim.  

So this was the last day of a fitness/slim-down challenge my extended family and I have been on since January getting ready for a wedding.This was a SMART (Specific Measurable Attainable Relevant) goal and had a positive result because of it.  

If they are members of similar clubs in your area, the likely hood of you being ripped off is slim. 

I would recommend looking into local lenders as well; I was able to find one that offered 5% down with no PMI which is huge in my market where the margins can be pretty slim. 

I have seen what is currently on the MLS, and as usual, it is very slim.

Rehab estimate 60k.ARV 180-185k.Having some trouble with lending because the margin is so slim.

Keep in mind your chances of collecting from the GC are very slim even with a judgement. 

Slim chance there.

The margins are too slim.