With all of that being said finding deals that pencil out on the MLS, really anywhere in Charlotte will be slim, but targeting these areas for off-market deals could produce some favorable returns.

Our market is very competitive and the margins are slim, but that means that selling is quick and fairly predictable.

The chance of me picking a color that every potential buyer would like is slim at best. 

But the odds of negotiating on one property and then having the other properties still available after 30 days or so is very slim. 

I’ve been steady focus on multi family to create passive income but that idea is starting to seem slim since I haven’t been able to find any within my budget or in a good location.  

If a seller won't pay, the likelihood of a buyer walking away from their dream home merely because an agent can't be paid is slim.

When I see houses in C areas in need of rehab being advertised as 150 a square foot by wholesalers as well as on the MLS, it makes me realize it will likely be slim pickings for a while.   

@Neely Coble you are right, the cashflow is very slim.

The odds of you having a successful open house is slim unless you can get the email list of all the local agents who have clients looking.

I'm noticing that with interest rates being at 7% the margin for profit is slim on most if not all properties.