Perhaps I need to get more into the analysis calculators but it would appear that with the payments on the cash outs compared to what I would be bringing in from a tenant would the cash flow would be slim to none.

If I have a flaky buyer that doesn't perform the odds of an owner coming back to me again is slim to none. 

I am seeing a lot of properties in my area now start to go cash for numbers that do not seem to make sense and may not work or if they work the profits will be very slim. 

I cant make multiple offers at once and leave them hang because if they all get accepted, I will be in a pickle.This will show you are serious and there is a slim, I mean very slim chance they may move quicker for ya!

And yes I agree that the possibility of a short sale in the area of the subject property may be slim.

Sure, but the likely good is slim

Slim and none and slim has just left the building.Chances of you losing it all   Just about 99.999%.The flips make $20k.  

Equity/margins will be slim, but figure it'd be a good place to start?

The likelihood of a lender packaging properties of that nature in a "blanket loan" is slim....but someone more local would be able to point you in the right direction. 

I've looked into this idea in other places where someone wants me to buy a parcel of vacant land and the exit strategies beyond new construction are slim to none.