Value add investors operate on slim cash-flows all the time as they execute their business plan.

That is very slim.

The chances of you finding one via the internet are slim, but it happens once in a while.  

It should be really slim, right?

I would like to flip the property but my 2nd exit strategy would be a slim buy and hold.Purchase price: 60000rehab: 24000ARV: 110 - 120kHolding cost (120 days) Realtor fees: 10000My plan is complete rehab in 2 - 3 weeks, list ASAP and try and eek out 15k in profit.

I also work at several other underwriters so am somewhat versed both with the nature of the various types of deeds as well as the possibility of recovering under them which in my opinion is somewhere between slim and none. 

[7] Are you spec-ing any 24" doors (people like to eat), or is that SOP in the area (because to me the front door looks kind of slim).I think it's a GREAT design.I did a little mockup, the colors I used (to me) are more Seattle than Florida, but just to get an idea vs the line drawing--I can see why you think this will be a great rental!

If living space is slim, I'd recommend converting it to a rec room. 

So for newbies the odds of finding the Awesome manager is slim to none and slim left town.Since we are in the Austin forum, one would have to acknowledge for many or most of us, we need to find those areas that we can help ourselves with as much favorable cash flow as possible.  

Seems a little slim to me.....To see what your competitors are really getting, go look on VRBO and AIR sites yourself and do the numbers.