The issue with this is that most deals cap rates right now are below the interest rate so lots of deals have very skinny margins (if investing for cashflow) where a higher rate erases that skinny margin.

We just closed a deal with 110k in seller assistance which isn’t shown in the sales disclosure. 2% in perceived value or tax assessments can’t move the needle in any meaningful way or at least if they do your deal is WAY too skinny.

I've come across some deals that are to skinny to be a fix and flip.

That's not the case in 2024 and a lot of deals are skinny, or full of risk.

They're only ok for skinny teens or kids.  

Ted happens to be there, he goes to auctions and gets me the skinny on a couple that went at the Orleans County tax auction last week.

I live in Grand Marais, Michigan, where my family owns and operates Superior Hardware, our family business.My passion for real estate started when I was 7 and asked my mom if she could download the Trulia app for me on my iPod touch (remember those?!).

@Rich Solano Deal looks a little skinny.

Wealth in SFR isn't the skinny cash-flow as you know.

I think either will be more successful than the attorney's .I am sure all the conservative, skinny jeans BP members will have fun with this Post!