I am wondering if it puts you on the hook as the contact in case of emergency or violations.I would call the CBP and get the skinny on that before I provided the phone number.https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home

It's not easy with interest rates where they are currently, mix in the insane insurance premiums, management fees, cleaning fees, general maintenance, and margins are pretty skinny for most I would say.

Not an agent but I own and live in Emeryville and I'm happy to give you the skinny on the town and share my experience.

There have been too many skinny deals with the hope to increase rents 50%. 

Call your agent and get the skinny on liability.

Generally wholesalers in my area don't have deals they are far to skinny. and I don't need them for inventory... but for someone who can't pay cash at an auction and needs time to get a HML or other type of financing a wholesaler at least will give you a little time to get financing arranged..

May end up with a good rental when the dust settles.Too skinny to wholesale or flip @Adrienne Bryson as you know.

(this is the only thing we need to negotiate - EQUITY)I will send the seller a contract of sale (and a copy to you) - I always use my "Skinny Contract Offer" at a price we both agreed to -  Your job will be to get comps - look at the property - make an inspection and determine that the offer I make is at a price where we can make a reasonable equity profit.

You might want to consider those.As a rule $200.00 positive is a bit skinny as just one repair can potentially wipe out cashflow for an entire year or six months.RegardsVish

I am going to call NEFAR tomorrow to get the skinny but was just curious to hear from the folks here on BP.