Understanding is not enough either because if don't commit to a course of action and hold yourself accountable chances of success are very slim.

The likelihood of this happening is slim to none, but it is still good to be safe.

But, in every state, in every area before all judges, if you ignore the maintenance of your LLC and disregard keeping things in order, the chances of your LLC being of any benfit are probably slim and none.

The problem i have is that this is not a big area maybe 30,000 people so the managment is slim pickens. the other problem is that the homes only bring in 350 for each unit so i think the managment company is looking for a more of a 700 amonth unit. i explained to them i'm starting out and i even asked for area which they perfer to have properties at and they still never sent me any info. this has been a learning experience and a frustrating one forsure.

Is this worth considering, or are the odds too slim or unpredictable to both with?

It is slim but will make money.

I'll help you anyway I can here.To be fair, my point was that there are slim pick'ns, that translates into higher prices for potential fix n flips, higher material and rehab costs for small buyers, higher costs for labor if you can't give a few guys steady work and I failed to mention the 2,000+ agents crawling all over town trying to get a listing from the 100 people they know.You're welcome to try.... do you eat BBQ?

I agree with JW knowledge is power most clients you deal with have only owned one home and that was their first and the likely hood of them remembering anything about a real estate transaction is slim.

May save you alot of headaches in the head and you'll have more time to spend on other thingsWhat if the margin on a deal is slim and the only way to cut costs and up profits is by taking on some of the work - would you advise against that?

and you know the risks and their mitigations, your risk of losing it all are slim and knowing all of that will give you the confidence you need to go forward.