Your return on anything would be quite slim as well as the time that you'll have to sacrifice into the case.

If it is just to have that $100M to say you have it and that's it, theres a slim to none chance that you'll get there.

Offering a good company one unit is nothing to them so your options are slim.

I would say it is in that difference (let's say, for example, you're only cash flowing $50-$100 per door, arguably a slim margin) that one can better assess the risk of life events (whether your own, the tenants', or a combination of both) and how they affect your investment(s) as a whole.Those numbers are based on actual properties...I didn't just pull them out of the air to make a point. 

@Slim GeransarI was about to say.. but I'll echo.  

There are opportunities out there, but slim picking.

If you were willing to come to 350 it would increase your odds but they would be slim still.  

The odds of getting compensated for effort and cost is slim.  

Slim chance!

If I give up the first time something doesn't work my chances of financial independence are pretty slim.