Personally I think those numbers are really skinny, if you figure 5% vacancy (low estimate, I use 10%)  and 10% for repairs, maintenance and capX you are well under water, much will depend how the tenant will use the unit, and what repairs/maintenance the tenant will be responsible for. 

These will be "skinny" deals, but will get you on their list for future better deals.

The mama cat I rescued was skinny and there were neighbors who fed the strays-Some tenants might not like to see more cats, especially if they aren't being neutered, and the stray population could quickly growI think it would be better if you found someone you know and trust to adopt the cat from you.

Too skinny for me to consider.UNLESS there is a possibility of massive appreciation coming that you are absolutely sure of.....

It’s just a street view of some old tall skinny? 

The cap/ex on these is the same as a $1000+ unit buildings so it eats up the skinny returns if you can't fix stuff yourself for free/cheap. 

Now instead of looking down a skinny hallway it opens to a very open space.2.

As others have said....this 'deal" is too skinny to accept this level of risk

The skinny drug addict threatened my wife but her 'support group' put him down very fast. 

That's looks really skinny for a 2% CoC.