While I have had great luck with my first purchase, the chances of finding another cash flow property in Seattle is slim as I bought the first one in 2010.

But it's not uncommon for them to sit on the market for many months to more then a year because the pool of buyers is so slim, simply because [logically] there's less people that can afford that type of home.

The chances of you selling your contract to a retail buyer are very slim.

Maintenance would be slim to none, they are pretty new units with not much to repair.

@Jacqueline Wright Ive found something very promising but it has been slim pickings otherwise.

The odds of collecting the money is pretty slim and I don't want to waste my time trying.

Professionals understand that buying and selling houses takes time and that the profit margins are sometimes slim.

The margin on this is ok, I'm looking at a potential 12% cash on cash return budgeting for about 10k in repairs, but of course if there is something major, that would get much more slim.  

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One of the cons to house hacking is that cash flow is slim when you move out.