You know what the pill looks like.

I've generally found anything under $500/mo after debt service + management is not worth the time because that slim a profit margin's too often lost on unexpected maintenance or other factors. 

If the deal is so slim that you've got to cut people out of it maybe it's not the right deal or a deal at all.

If it's budgeted and the funds are there, things like this won't be such a huge pill to swallow.Best of luck to you!

At the very least a little bleach is cheaper than 5 years worth of sinus pills.

My margins in the deal were slim in a market of feast.

Multi family properties are not on there very often so you'd have to check the MLS, but with such a competitive market right now the MLS is very slim on good deals.

Next to using  your own money, it's the fastest way to get capital for purchasing properties.If it's a somewhat maybe not great deal where there are slim margins if everything goes right, then I would not use it.

But also, you can just take a chill pill because you don't have to get 100 doors by the time your 30.

I do this on daily basis, I have consulting firm that all we do is either buy Bulk or go to house facing pre-foreclosure, I first look into the past and payment records, then investigate your prospect, try none face to face contact methods first, mail, call, email, if you cant get a hold or agreement go with somebody and knock on the door knowing your numbers, and make a offer, your profit margins could be really slim on equity but on the upside could be huge this properties are usually distress, i don't know in your area but in mine it could be dangerous it is pretty lucrative, wants you have the property ready negotiate, with the bank first a buy out you might get a discounted price, before it hits the REO books if its there it would be very hard to get out. any more questions let me know.