I was working northward closer where I live in North Dallas, but there are very slim deals north of Dallas.  

Carl Brown I invest in Cobb and the pickins have been slim.

Also, if you've highly leveraged in this property, the odds of someone coming after this asset would be slim to none since there no money to be had in this property.

A couple of years later, I was able to refi and thus reap the benefits of the lower interest rates (instead of the turnkey operator benefiting from them).I'm pretty doubtful that over time, folks are going to be able to refi a 4.25% loan, since the chances of rates dropping 1-2% seem at least to be slim and none.So, does any of this make sense? 

I was quite active in Southern California between 2009 and 2012, but the pickings here are getting too slim.

Unless it's a small bank, the chances are very slim of dealing directly with them to try to buy the property. 

I have a mix of w2 income and 1099 income and my options are slim.

I don't want to be a landlord but its looking as if my options are slim.

I would say there is a slim to none chance he hasn't looked at his phone for 24 hours to see my text and give even a simple response that he'd get back to me.With your past experience with agents, whether it be yours or the sellers, is this pretty typical and am I just being impatient and expecting too much?

Is $14,000 to slim?