The deal is pretty slim but great updates.

The chances of finding that one unique idea that no one has thought of yet is very slim.

Expectation for private money to back your deal when you have no skin in the game and no previous business relationship is very slim.

While the likelihood is very slim, a wrongful death on your property that gets pinned on you will blow very quickly through even a multi-million dollar umbrella policy.  

The great thing about better neighborhoods is the increased chance for cashing out on appreciation but I'm not really a gambling man....In the areas that I buy in, there is slim to no chance that the values will go up.  

I'd really like to do a househack multifamily for our first property but it seems there are slim pickings around here, and many are priced too high to even make it worth my time. 

The margins are slim and if anything is over what is anticipated you are sunk.If you have 20k plus why not just buy a property cheap and flip it to build capital??

The chances of getting paid are slim and the energy to get it aren't worth it in my opinion.

Sacramento is just too hot and deals are slim. 

So even though it's not a terrible deal necessarily, it's probably a deal I should walk away from because margins are simply too slim and leaves no room for any issues like a new furnace, AC breakdowns etc..