At the time I rented it for $550 per unit, and as mentioned with skinny cash flow of about $400 before reserves and expenses.

For further details check out this link: https://www.nashville.gov/Codes-Administration/Short-Term-Rentals/Permit-Types.aspxOne of the main topics of conversation was a codes and permitting issue that has arisen in the past few months regarding a section of code law that was being missed while issuing permits over the past several months regarding HPR properties (two tall skinnies next to each other that are separately owned).

Barrier of entry will be lower in LV than LA due to price differences, but rent/price ratios are skinny in both markets.My suggestion would be to pick a market that you are interested in first.

Nicole this I will bet the farm on is a FAUX lender.. that verbiage is straight out of FAUX lenders handbook.Website is skinny.. its just FAUX  or FAKE news as Mr.

However, the market for the Tall-and-Skinny's has not yet reached that area.

Without discipline, you'll buy or lease a new car on payments, get 3 new phones at $800+, 2 credit cards and skinny jeans. 

I believe that the Realtor contract is too long and a lawyer will put more than you need.I use a "Skinny contract" ---- here are the elements:Settlement - use "banking days" 60-90Build in an automatic "Extension" - Seller agrees to extend this contract by 25 banking days if requested -- you will always need more time - with this clause it acts as a little insurance when you run up against a settlement date that you are not ready for.Make full disclosures - if you are going to assign your contract - make sure you state that - my contingency is that if an assignee is not found before settlement - this offer is subject to cancellation.Let the seller know that you are in this deal to make profit.You could offer a "hybrid" this is nothing more than offering the seller a percentage of overage (or profit) make sure you write it as a net - not gross.

That makes things pretty skinny.

I have been in deals where cash flow was skinny, but to get into a deal where you know you're going to be upside-down even after repairs just flat doesn't make sense. 

Here's the skinny...I paid my 2017 Kentucky state income taxes on time and each quarter and correct.