Chances of getting money back are slim and none, whether work has been completed or not.

Obvious benefit is your competition will be slim.

If there isn't a quick rebound in this sudden recession, then in a few months we'll see homes hitting the market, likely at discounts, especially in middle-to-lower class areas where jobless claims hit hardest, nest eggs are smallest, and "emergency funds" are nil to slim.

I don't see why there would be fire sales as prices haven't fallen yet so most people should be able to sell pretty quickly with at least slim equity I would think!?

Is that very slim for a Flip?

I was planning on using the funds from the HML to renovate.I see what you mean about the slim margin, but I greatly exaggerated the numbers in my renovation estimates, to try to make sure to be conservative.

As the estimates starting flowing in for the triplex, though, I knew the chances of being able to afford a renovation on the Victorian were slim.

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

Im in with the group with slim margins.

I want to purchase a home gym but know after this I'd not use it.I'm focused on slimming and internal cleaning.