Also you could maybe reach out to the wholesalers you've worked with and ask them to try to negotiate down a little more with the sellers because profit margins are getting slim. 

I have 25 years experience in real estate and construction, market is hot but inventory is slim,So I might be able to help you out this project.I recently just finished Rehab in Mt.

In general whether it is RE or stocks-both asset class is inflated-unless you buy off market properties you will see slim returns.Let me know if I can help you in any way possible.

Would love to share my knowledge of the market and go to lenders.I’m going to step out on a limb and go ahead and say the MF market here is slim as NC is so rural but there are continuous opportunities in SF.

Slimming down your improvement budget might help a bit.

(Consider offering only MTM leases moving forward in case you make an error in screening.)I know this is a cynical take on my part, but the slim chance of you retraining these tenants after acquisition just isn't worth your time, expense or effort in my view. 

Some of them may span several lenders and servicers and the chances of getting that information is slim.

Being in a tough industry with slim profit margins, we usually try to minimize our tax bill each year.

Still, I know that some people are having to make hard decisions - and hopefully you, as the LL can do your part by applying for the rental fund.....And, fwiw I agree that a profit of 150/mo is slim and is not enough to help a LL weather a storm like this unless they have a years worth of reserves set aside.... 

I’m concerned because the margins are slim and it’s at the very top of my budget.