However, the info online for this conference is really slim.

Margins in PM are pretty slim- if you think about the cost of operating a PM company with a few employess and a couple hundred doors, there's not a ton left over.

Your landlord sounds more then reasonable, go after the ones who really could care less, not the ones who seem to actually be trying to help, I dont know all the circumstances, the chances of you being able to sue and win after they've assisted you and are clearly trying to make things right are slim.

If you want great appreciation, then a market like Columbus is great where it's appreciating over 8% annually but your cash flow is slim.

Using the 50% rule to weed out listings, there are slim pickings to say the least.

Hey @Alexis Munoz, it's not impossible but the window of opportunity is going to be very slim.

The amount of corporate/ furnished rentals if slim to none aside from a small hotel in town. 

Your cash flow numbers look a little slim for me, but if you are seeking capital appreciation over cash flow then that's not a problem.  

A lot of "flippers" pay absurd prices and turn slim to none profit... and then run a tight rehab budget.

If so see the CPA comments on here that the chances of this passing the sniff test are slim to none and slim left town.