Although the chances of anyone of them being able to win in court is slim to nil. 

Available inventory to purchase to flip has slimmed down, and credit has loosened allowing more newbie flippers in the game.

You can do well in it, but the odds of it becoming the "next big market" is slim.

I'm ok with a slim positive cash flow since I'll be visiting and using my place 2-4 weeks out of the year but in my initial research I'm worried if I can even get that.Thanks for your input @Myka Artis.

That’s not to say they don’t exist but I have been working with some wholesalers in addition to my own research and so far it’s been slim but I still think it’s doable.

So that leaves you with slim inventory and many people fighting for it.

Too slim for me.

Just a couple fences and maybe the power lines.But I can't be totally sure of which way it will fall.The odds of someone being in the yard and getting crushed are very slim but not zero.

The chances of me ever paying a PM company $150 to inspect a property they are managing (and are supposed to know how well at least to some extent the tenants are keeping up the place) are slim to none.  

Any profit margin that Banks will consciously forego are slim at the best of times.