Property owners are bombarded with telephone calls, direct mail, knocking on their doors and when you add up all the problems in the past sentences your chances of even getting someone to call from your letters is very slim and even when you do get a call your chances of closing a deal are very slim.The best way to get foreclosures is to bang on their door.

Outside looks pretty nice.So I will just put some random thoughts about it.They burned every house to the ground across the street, but this side survived unscathed--like a time capsule.

If I had to guess, multifamily will have VERY slim margins the next few years. 

The odds of her not causing an issue someday are slim and none.

PS - I am selling this property myself, so I feel that it is some small advantage that I can meet buyers on site and if they bring it up, then I will have a chance to explain it away...kinda....we'll see.PSS - There are only 3-4 neighbors that are seriously affected, so chance of getting a bunch of people a block away to get involved is slim.

I tried to research it further and from what I read, and understand, why would it be equity slimming??

A real time capsule. 

The chances of finding a long term CF property there is slim. 

Additionally, if growth is overly projected of course, this can increase risk as the "break-even" margins are slimmed down.In general, just means examine the syndication projections, the exit plan, the market and the financing.

(slim margins).