Then, if they did, you'd probably be happy to work something out with them right there in the courthouse before your case was called.That said, the odds that they really do have the funds -- and were just waiting until the last minute to pay you for the fun of it -- are slim to none.

As discussed, the multifamily pickings are slim here in the Phoenix area.

You're right that the MF inventory is slim and not always desirable for owner/occupant families to call their own.

I'm looking for my first flip, and ran across a neighborhood I like with a foreclosure scheduled for February.  Using MLS, I scouted other homes on same street.  I ran across this one and can't determine whether it wa...

MLS pickings are slim.

Raising capital is the key to doing deals but where can one start to look for the money when your circle of influence is starting out slim. 

I have two contractors with a decent bit of experience ready to work on stuff, so at least I'm not completely green, but you're right - very slim pickings.

The margins between the amount owed on the house and conservative ARV are quite slim, especially when you build in contingency, closing costs to buy and sell, holding costs, repairs, etc... it seems you might be luck to break even.

Your lot is pretty slim looking at it from aerial view (38ft front).

I would hate to see you take down a deal like this with such slim numbers and be in a very tough spot in a year or two.