If it's managed by the owner you could try to convince them to do this but if it's through a real estate agent again, chances of this are probably slim. 

If the margins are too slim for resale, I have a pool of investors that I pass along to that specifically only buy to hold.

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Prices continue to rise and inventory is slim and in my analysis cash flow seems tight.

If you pay a lot of money, you can buy a functioning STR, but your margins will be slim.

So while $100 per door seems slim, if reserved correctly, can lead to a nice portfolio generating enough income to be financially independent

If you goal is to own the property, the odds are pretty slim.

The pickings are slim in Salina, Lindsborg, McPherson, and Newton so I am looking into Wichita more.  

Currently I'm looking for fixer deals, scouring the MLS, and it's slim pickins.

I definitely need to slim down the ad.