This is slim when compared to offerings of SFH.

I don´t think it will be a bloodbath, but there will be more opportunities than the slim pickings out there today.

Chances are pretty slim. 

All of those things cost money and should be accounted for in the initial equations or at the very least, a part of the monthly rents should be set aside to build up a reserve amount, but that would reduce the monthly "profit".Maybe this property will be all sunshine and lollipops and I hope it is, but I see lots of potential pitfalls and costs when margins are this 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. 

I target value add product and although it has slimmed quite a bit in the last 10-14 months, there are plenty of up and coming areas of Phoenix that I am seeing be turned into B+ and A- minus neighborhoods, which I am targeting for my future investments.

Again, given the sticky situation the bank was in, the chances of their not going through with the loan mod was super slim. 

@ Thomas LoFinding a deal on the MLS is slim pickens.

Another question would be the legality of "sharing" , most providers want each apt to pay for their own, I would think a business account would be needed, chances of them catching you probably slim, just saying.

I'd say with a SFD, slim and none.