And I definitely agree, if an SFR deal is contingent on a difference in interest rates of 0.5%, there’s a good chance the margin of error one is operating is too slim to begin with.

Having said all of that, I have some slim pickings for applicants in my Class C rentals.

Currently in process of getting my real estate license and have a long-term goal of buying rental properties to eventually cover my monthly expenses and to give back to the people in my life who got to where I am at today.I tend to get discouraged when I analyze properties (in Houston) where the cash flow is slim to none.

If something is accurate and verifiable then the changes of having a deletion are slim.  

I just looked, and it's slim pickings under $400k. 

The casual flip may be tricky as the margin for error may be slim in many markets and it is never quite like they show on tv (for great background, check out the BP books on flipping houses, for example).

@Steve Miller I think your chances of achieving this are very very slim - it all starts with a call to the city planning and zoning department.

It looks pretty slim. 

It's clear to me that this guy Reed, is a totally slim ball, and so unprofessional that it's no wonder he's a nobody in life.

bryan, jon, as always, gave excellent numbers and advice to go off of....btw, this sounds like the same deal we analyzed a few weeks ago, and i thought you decided the profit margin was too slim??