The long term housing is slim to none tho.

Inventory right now is pretty slim especially in the Virginia Beach market.

Since this is a second home community that people mostly airb&b long term rentals are slim to non.

@Rene MartinezKnowing the income generated by a commercial asset type is a central data point that is required to apply to a range of figures and metrics.Financial literacy and the ability to run pro forma analysis should be your primary priority.The probability of success without having the knowledge and skills required to analyze a property is slim to none.Your best bet is to use the BP calculators to practice underwriting and understanding how a deal works.Feel free to message me if you need help getting started.

Prices can be lower than Gainesville but unless your looking at one of the new construction neighborhoods you’ve got slim pickings especially if your searching only the MLS and not able to go driving for dollars.

However, if you handle the situation professionally and respectfully, the chances of this happening are slim.

I've found that the margins are far too slim if we're anywhere near our area of Windermere.  

I know Account Closed was basing his calculation on your total risk.Either way, I agree with him that this deal is a little slim, but I would still do it if I trusted the numbers. 

I work with a couple different financial partners who fund my project  properties but the pickings been pretty slim lately and like quite a few investors I am finding it ever difficualt to find profitable deals.

Between HOA and property management, margins are slim.