Has lots of jobs available and is working class areaMulti-family inventory is pretty slim in this area, but as I tell everyone else, the deals are still out there, they just don't last long.

I want to believe you, because if you are right, then it is another tool in my tool box, and I will freely admit my current tool box is unfortunately rather slim and consists of Sears specials...  

But with all of the other legal paperwork required to make the purchase, the likelihood of you doing that would be slim to none.  

No contractor has the time for that, it's not a win-win for them because there is only a slim chance you will even get it and then you would still have to use them.

50 is a bit on the slim side of being able to support onsite staff but 80 units definitely is large enough.

If you buy TK with say 10k built in equity and okay cash flow and the tenant goes out that slim margin you had as a buyer can erode quickly.I think it is amazing what some of these large PM companies do.

Slim pickings in Minneapolis.

@Mike HernI so want to branch out my note investments to buy all these sub 2 loans (which if low rates would sell at a discount) and step in and call them dueUnfortunately most are securitized so chances of them getting caught are slim but they most likely technically no longer meet securitization/fannie guidelines so they could get pulled.

I'm working in Orange Mound, Frayser, and Bethel Grove and the market for selling to a new owner is very slim and to an investor depends on the cost.

Joe - The odds of landing a steal of a deal from a website are rather slim, IMO.