A lot of people have what I call a skinny report, there is barely any data and that's the main reson for a low score. 

There's a lot more to a skinny or bad RE investment than just not optimizing returns. 

Thus, my questions piggyback from this post:"Do Not Disturb" feels like a dummy move, and I would love to know "the skinny" on a property before anyone else catches wind of it, but I do not like the idea of prison [or at least a fine].  

the son, stormed out of the house, tall 6'3, skinny, dark short beard & mustache, he followed me, l ran, he got to me on my door step, he came almost nose to nose with me, yelling hateful profanities at me, l thought he was going to come inside.

We were probably listening on some antiquated iPod after just discovering what a podcast was - back when Brandon and Josh hosted and Detroit was the big joke.

Instead of anonymous web page reviews the reference section of a members profile  here lets you interact directly with those folks to get the true skinny on someone you're contemplating working with.As always, do your homework find the best practices and work with someone  you click with.  

Just another tool in my toolbox.that strategy has been taught forever by guru's and again great in theory.. but can be a total mess.. original seller still on the mortgage and especially in Texas were the lender can get a deficiency judgment against a defaulted borrower.. your  in title. and now you have given title or contract for deed to yet another party.. these deals are usually very skinny delta deals..

My question is whether anyone here has experience working on developing land and what's the best way to go about finding land and analyzing it for development purposes.I've spoken with him about the possibility of buying a lot in Nashville and building an HPR - 2 tall and skinnies.

Been a skinny couple years, though. 

Here's the standard skinny on NNN.