We living in Rhode Island and the market has slim pickings, there are currently 8 multi families for sale in the whole state.

Hey Richard, DSCR value seasoning as mentioned can be slim to none but at that point the property value might be an issue. 

I notice that people on these forums suggest multifamily quite a bit and the market here in Charlotte is pretty slim so I looked in nearby cities.

Quote from @Ko Kashiwagi: Hi Daniel,The margins in flipping homes in LA is definitely slim compared to other markets, unless you find a way to decrease the construction costs.

Hey @Engelo Rumora, It definitely is a very unfortunate situation for many and hopefully you can spring back from this, but the likelihood of you getting your money back is extremely slim, if at all.

There's surely some other things you can show to further present your case, but this will be the important information almost every lender is going to want to know.I also should mention the chances of you finding something on the MLS is very slim in your case.

If you're buying in an A class area, chances of buying a 1% rule deal will be very slim.

Most lenders go down to 75k and below that the market gets very slim down to 50k . do you have a link to the listing ?

Because the chances of cold calling someone and finding a deal is already pretty insanely slim to none, but those odds get 10x worse when you attempt to call someone who has already gone out of their way to let the world know that they don't want to be called.In fact in many ways an investor calling me is fairly insulting when you stop and analyze the potential reasons this investor thinks I am a motivated seller willing to let my properties go cheaply.  

Chances are slim that she is able to get caught up.