It's slim pickings on properties for sale.

Either way - it's too slim for a flip I think.

I attended monthly foreclosure auctions for a couple years and in the past year and half the current margins rehab/flippers are willing to take on projects at is pretty slim.

I would say the chances of them calling the loan due is slim to none.

This sweet spot is where the seller knows recovery is slim without putting in a bunch of money and the bank will take a loss for the buyer purchasing.Buyers like this because the units are not thrashed yet just have poor management and repairs needed are long.

For example, your 'find my iphone' gives you a map but not a house number and range, e.g. within 12 yards of 123 Main.It was also good because of a long battery life especially when close to the base unit which can be easily hidden.I also tried a slim device call inSite but it was ineffective.

Mario,Your chances are slim to none on 100% owner financing.

It seems that your margin is quite slim - one major repair or a fluctuation in those utilities will put you in the hole.

To be honest my finances are slim.

Most of the time it probably would not be an issue with the person and the chances someone actually calls off the signs when you happen to have the car parked there is pretty slim too.I think my preference would still be to remove them in certain situations.