I wouldn't be interested in slim deals or slow moving markets.

But even then, I think that it is slim margin.

What a pain.Until you really know who the actual players are and have direct contact, you have a very slim chance of persuading anyone to do anything.

They're light, cheap, usually slim and easy on batteries.  

Though the odds are slim, we may be able to wholesale you a non performing note in your area.

I know that these margins are slim and I only provide them for illustrative purposes to show where the cutoff between net negative and net positive are.  

Or possibly just going turnkey but that sounds like slim margins.I understand that undermines ROI but if it allows for the snowball to start rolling I'm ok with it.If it turns out I'm not a good person for BRRR I was looking into Fundrise until I become accredited level investor which would let me into something like Realtyshares.

To be honest my knowledge on real estate is so slim I don't even know if I could say I have have any knowledge as far as real estate goes.

@sean @Sean Davidson Yeah, 2% does seem to be getting slim.  

while its a gamble to count on appreciation it makes little or no sense to me to deliberately invest some place that has a slim chance at best to appreciate.