I believe the second link I gave you before covers the skinny on my thoughts on that. 

$6000 to protect damage for a 6,000 SF home seems real skinny to me.

In general this strategy lets you get involved with investing in a way that makes a "skinny deal" a real deal and gives you the power to scale relatively quickly for a low amount of cash relative to the value of the property.Otherwise it's a bloodbath looking for the properties that cashflow well, aren't price-inflated, and don't need to be lived in personally to make work -- they're out there, but a bit like narwal these days.

The new normal is skinny deals, play/pray for appreciation, or pull an off-market miracle.What's going to be your edge?

Is this repair so large or the deal so skinny that this repair turns a good deal in to a bad deal or are you just stuck on it as you thought you’d won the negotiation?

The few area that do allow a new build on a 25’ wide lot require the builder use one of the city approved plans which are basically pencil looking houses - very tall and skinny.  

LOL  If that General contractor pulls up in a $50,000 new truck and has skinny jeans on. 

The skinny....

Hopefully all the" skinny jeans" and Real Estate attorneys on this site don't get me kicked off!

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