That a pretty slim margin once all said and done.  

The market in the bay has slowed, but it is the Bay Area so the odds of another all out disaster are slim but not non existent.

I am just curios to see if your margins have slimmed down recently due to that direct relationship with the acquisition.

It's called CASH FOR KEYS and not uncommon, but sometimes a bitter pill to swallow.

I am looking to investing more toward the Pittsburgh area as it is slim pickings in Butler.

He has no financial expertise and won’t disclose his supposed real estate or other investment success.Rich Dad, Poor Dad contains much wrong advice, much bad advice, some dangerous advice, and virtually no good advice.I'd say the chances are pretty slim.... 

Perhaps I need to get more into the analysis calculators but it would appear that with the payments on the cash outs compared to what I would be bringing in from a tenant would the cash flow would be slim to none.

If I have a flaky buyer that doesn't perform the odds of an owner coming back to me again is slim to none. 

I am seeing a lot of properties in my area now start to go cash for numbers that do not seem to make sense and may not work or if they work the profits will be very slim. 

But as a home builder let me warn you it's a big pill to swallow.Good luck!