Slim pickins' after that. 

A) the chances are slim they can offer you a deal because they have no equity b) probably aren't ready to sell yet.

If your plans were to take out the repair costs on credit and then refinance to recoup them, I believe your margins are a little to slim and could put you at risk of paying interest on the loan.I know Manitoba does not have historically great appreciation, so I would try to find the highest possible cash flow.If you can afford a multi unit property try looking there.

When you get them to call you immediately have their number, even the people who don't leave there info I can get it when I or my assistant returns the call.If you try to get people to visit a website, even if they happen to visit it, the likelyhood of them leaving any info for you to contact them is slim to none.Use a company that makes hand written (looking) yellow letters that come in an invitation style envelope.

We have a lot of them in my area, and on its own lot, they bring 20-40% less than a similar sized Stick Built or Modular Home, I was involved as a broker, for someone that flipped one, the margins were tight, an buyers were slim, sorry to be Negative on them, just my experience. we see them here in parks from $500 to about $20K for a really nice double wide, not much money to be made there.

I have been looking on mls and am finding houses that have slim margins.

Move on, the chances of you wholesaling this are very very slim. 

That is a *really* slim profit margin, and if this is still the case, I think your construction costs may be a problem.

As a wholesale or flip it is way too slim.

Vacant properties will serve you best, your chances of contacting a FSBO from Craigslist and getting them to sell 70% ARV minus repairs, minus your fee is very slim.