its common in PDX for these to be 25X 100s and ergo the Portland skinnies we build today..I am doing one in Indy as we speak.. same thing lot was divided years ago I simply get a survey and record it and I have a new lot to build a new home on... 

NONE of them are level or plumb.. its only two walls a skinny roof.. 

Michael Dunn the debt on the house is considered and most lenders will allow you to claim 75% of rental incomeSome require 24 months of rental history and others have shorter time periodSpeak with several lenders to get the skinny from them

I was interested in a super-skinny strip of land adjacent to property I currently own, but there were MANY liens against it because it was owned by Brandon Barber, who'd gone to jail for misc. property development misdeeds. 

I don’t know your market, but it sounds like a skinny deal in the making.

I suggest contacting the agent or using yours to get the skinny on the deal.

They're all the 2-4 story skinny town homes we're so familiar with.

The investor's slice can be shockingly skinny.

Even at those skinny margins, if they're holding the properties the opportunity vertically is property management, rental income. 

The skinny, just a lot of newbie/rookie mistakes.