I 100% agree with Trent, deals are slim and there are a lot of investors looking for them. 

This means that finding a "good deal" or a discounted property on the MLS is very slim.

This will be interesting to watch as Opendoor (just from running across their listings) usually pays like 95% ARV and hope their fees make up for the slim margins.

Wholesale deals are hard to come by here in Utah and the number of distressed properties to the number of investors is very low, so your margins and number of deals would be pretty slim.

Great thread, another strategy to consider is broadening your search criteria when the lickings are slim.

Second, generally people who play in commercial understand what the value of their asset is pretty well so the chance that you have created any value for either party is unfortunately relatively slim.

Restaurants operate on extremely slim margins.

If its a slim deal and numbers are real close well, be careful.

I recently moved, and brokerage has taken a back seat for a couple years, so my connections for info are pretty slim...thanks!

Having liquidity will help them make it through the slim months but also allow them to purchase while others can't.