Margins are slim around here, and this is as nice a property as you see here. 

Also the profit margins seem pretty slim.

But the likelihood that you're going to buy one the first week that it's listed, without competition, is slim to none.

I like to see the cash flow as apposed to slim margins/break-even properties. 

So, with Deal Machine at 90 cents per direct mail piece you are looking at $1800 to $2700 and the probability of closing a deal is slim to none. 

Yes, things are slim here, but keep your eyes open and stay searching and you will find the nugget.

Your chances of getting a deal from 1 person are slim!

Also if all the water is out of tank and it is dry, the odds that it all evaporated are slim, the odds are very high that you have a cracked tank, and my inspector would fail the system.

Deal flow is slim right now and many people are trying to get into the same space. 

@Joe Bertolino a "mom and pop" buyer may be able to make a property work because they may do a lot of the work themselves - ie management, cleaning, etc so they can make the bottom line work for them where a more "professional" company might see it as the cash flow being too slim.