@Andrew Merritt you are certainly right about Charleston, slim pickings right now.

With condos, finding a building that is FHA approved is out there, but slim, which means you will have to at least put down 5%.

A LLC with several years of history may have a chance with a bank but the chances of approval are still slim.

As a landlord, once the moratorium is lifted, I'm about the same place from that day forward - Existing or new tenant.I think I might evict the bad actors (like 10%) since if a guy skips 3 months or more, odds of him paying off are slim and I don't like their behaviors.On the rest I want to stay, I'll do a work out.  

Your HUD idea is great in theory, but for some reason it is slim pickens in Oregon, especially the Portland metro counties. 

The chances of requiring that level of coverage are slim to none in real estate.

@Shawn Holsapple I definitely agree there are slim pickings on the MLS.

@Todd Rasmussen Thanks for the estimate on it being slim for the builder.

The majority of home sales are done by a slim minority of the agents.

I agree overall with the sentiment that $100/door seems slim, but as @Mike Dymski stated evaluating cash flow in a vacuum is not how it should be done.