Unfortunately the chances of any property in Torrance cash-flowing is slim to none.

The majority of home sales are done by a slim minority of the agents.

I agree overall with the sentiment that $100/door seems slim, but as @Mike Dymski stated evaluating cash flow in a vacuum is not how it should be done.  

We were on a slim budget when I started with my company and I used that route for awhile.

I usually leave it in Owner's name, but obtain an agreement to use any insurance proceeds to cover insurable repairs.The margin seems slim. 

Slim chance of finding  a hard money loan of 97k before the place sells?

Jupshy can attest to the slim supply of multis, I helped her search all over Central FL while she was also searching south FL simply looking for a good cash flowing rental, not even opposed to single family.

But, that slim portion of wholesalers who know what they're doing, deserve to be the middle man in my opinion.

Its a tough pill to swallow but the market is saturated and there's plenty of professionally designed places. 

@Steve Babiak you're welcome ... haha  right that would be hilarious if the city did try to get attorneys to take a training course to bid ... speaking of AOWs they're a big reason why I don't attend the foreclosure sale ... it's usually slim pickings because of the AOWs bidding on everything and if they don't bid usally the deep pocket investors are next in line to buy up any decent properties leftover.