And while multifamily supply is so slim accross all Texas markets, Irving is one spot there's actually consistent inventory.

I recently posted in Marketplace for a property I have in South Norfolk, you can check it out.Deals may be slim for buyers but buyers is exactly what I'm looking for right now.Let me know if I can be of any help and what your criteria would be.Best! 

Originally posted by @Veronica Fletcher:This may not be significant for you, but here in Idaho you need to make sure you get mineral rights and water rights when you buy your land, as those can be sold or leased separately. mineral rights for 99% of deals does not matter who owns them.. the chance of opening up a mine anywhere near development is slim to none.. and depending on where your if they are going to mine they can slant drill from miles away.Water rights totally different story if your relying on drilling  a well  etc.. those become very important. 

This has a slim-to-none chance to sell your home.  

So the chances of seeing any kind of appreciation for the next 5-10 years are slim to nothing in MOST markets inclucing the US.You don't need to buy any of these properties to profit from them. 

Sold a two family for 90k in profit, and looking for where to go next.Right now in CT there are slim pickings, and the off market options just arent making sense numbers wise.

I'm looking for straight forward 70% rule homes here in Asheville and the pickings are slim.

Luckily I had just hit up Sam's Club and bought  2 bulk backs of TP just Ibecause I was low at the STR and home.Don't understand the rush on TP.I noticed the beer isle had slim pickens in the grocery store.

If you have proof that the funds are available, they will more than likely be able to close so your chances of having to actually having to pay should be slim to none.

Not until you hit massive scale, and the probability of that is slim.