In our market in PDX were leads are slim Pickens unless the people were total jerks on the phone I would also try to meet in person..

It isn't really worth your time but it is you enjoy helping people out by matching-up sellers with your vast network of buyers.There's a slim chance that #2 is unethical... maybe #1 is better after all

Given the state of the current market this expectation in MY market is slim to none.

The chances of some guy buying a property from you who lives in Arkansas is slim and none!

The investors I know that focus on hitting volume goals seem to buy deals that are too slim.

banks most likely wont call a loan due if it is performing, they use a scare tactic making it as they will but the chances are slim to none.Now if the note is defaulted that's a different case.

It is a possiblity that they may have back taxes, but I would think, if they were able to make payments on their home over a 10+ year span or greater that taxes would not be an issue or if they have a free and clear home then the chances that they are behind on taxes would be slim.

Chances are slim its the deal you believe it to be.

Chances of being successful are pretty slim right out of the gate. 

The point for an insurer is that the foreclosed upon owner has voluntarily eliminated making any future claim such that title insurer deems is minimal risk and are happy to take your money with slim to no chance of having to spend money defending your title against later claims.