So I can't put 2 skinny houses on it, like in North Nashville.  

The deals will come to,faster than you think.Always be ready to write an offer; carry your tools, a skinny contract offer, a blank check and knowledge of creative financing.

It is on a busy street, but the lot is long and skinny so the units closer to the back of the lot are quiet while the front unit is very noisy. 

Here's the skinny - Bought a fixer upper 1 yr ago for $60k.

I'll take skinny cash flow for a strong appreciation play any day of the week, assuming you have other means of paying your bills. 

I've also cut all of my expenses in half, currently living on what I call my "skinny budget".

With those numbers the deal seems kinda skinny.

I've been to permitting to talk about buildability, and it looks like after setbacks, I could build a skinny shipping container home or apply for building line variance and do something bigger.in 1952, the owner signed a deed to the city conveying easment.

The contract I designed many years ago is golden, we call it the "Skinny" because it is one one page.

Verbal offers don't mean much - if you are a serious buyer/negotiator -PUT IT IN WRITING along with a copy of a check (I always use what we call a "Skinny Contract", this is a one page document.