It's a tough pill to swallow, but if you have a central system you should to go with a commercial system, they last a long time. 

For instance - in my town if I want an A rated (or even B rated) property I have very slim choices outside of HOA communities and that's whether it is a condo, townhome or SFR.Now, I'm not a fan of HOA eating into my cashflow, but if I can still cashflow with it then I'm game.  

Bill Gulley Yes, that might be a problem, the company is not that old yet nor the books aren't that stable to look, so it might not be the route that I have to take or if it is, it might be a slim chance, I will try still.

This means of the 2000 liens they issue, only 15 get the property after 2 years, so your chances of getting the property are pretty slim.  

With major development driving new jobs, housing stock is getting slim, there is  growing competition amongst investors and owner-occupants.

Your margin of error is very slim and you are depending on at least one variable that is out of your control.

I truly believed your odds are slim of ever collecting.

Chances of ranking high without investing a lot of time and money are slim.

To my surprise, the contractor told me based on his experience, there's a slim to none chance of getting this installed, especially in Boston, because we would need written approval from the condo association and they would likely reject it partly due to work being needed in their unit as well to get this installed. 

There are 40 something families a day moving here and it's making our inventory slim.