The main problem with the ones I have found is the high interest, amazing amounts of information required and, from what I know, have a slim level of approval and a long lead time.

I also understand that they operate on slim margins.

This seems like a slim reason to call these rentals a bad investment.He was very upbeat about lending on 2-4 unit properties, but not SFH's.Can anyone shed some light on his thinking?

:Yeah I suppose the greatest generation thought the same thing about the “ hippy ” generation of the 60’s you understand the greatest generation when you stand on the cliffs were D day took place. and or stand in those Pill Box's It was just surreal to think of those young men storming that beach against those odds.. really puts greatest generation into perspectiveat least it did for my wife and I.  

If you drop out, as things change in your life, with added responsibilities, marriage, kids, yada, yada, the chance of you going back is slim.

To the contrary, earning only 12-14% on performing notes is pretty slim compared to the returns I earn when buying a discounted NPN and getting it to reperform.

Using this technique I bought a 4 Bed 2 Bathin Mesa ArizonaThe numbers look like this: Buying ARV $225,000 Principal $223,969 Equity $1,031 Monthly Payment $1,217 Cash to Seller $100 Cleaning $500 Cost In $600 Selling Lease/Option Tenant Buyer Fee to Me $25,000 Tenant Buyer Monthly $1,950 My Cash Flow Monthly $733 Cash To Me Tenant Buyer Fee to Me $25,000 3 Year's Cash Flow $26,388 3 Year's Principal Paydown $11,474 3 Year's Tax Write Off's $$$ $$$ To Me on A Slim Deal so far $62,862 ROI - Too Big To Compute ________ I did this one in Mesa AZ.

Slim chance the tenant put bill in their name?

Between Sussex and Kent/ out a Realtors MLS access it’s really slim pickings.

Yes, the bank could call in the due on sale clause but the chances of that are slim to none.