As a seller you can deny paying a buyers agent but you buyer pool will be slimmer.

They are slimmer to find but can be done

The rougher areas can be very tough from a management perspective being out of state and having to rely on third party property management to successfully manage for you, plus the margins tend to get slimmer from an equity standpoint after you factor in the rehab versus the ARV.

Why they wanna do this because it's the way for them to offer you IRR 15% just like before (although chance is way slimmer).

I have done subject to with slimmer margins than this.  

This property had some slimmer margins that I didnt think would support the cost.

I tried the same strategy in Indiana and found the market to be slimmer pickings there. 

I've done 5 of those, and the margins get slimmer everyday, as we near potential correction territory across the larger markets in our country. 

Most properties are top dollar right now, which is squeezing the profit margins slimmer and slimmer.

Maybe I'm wrong, but considering I wouldn't be paying 2 mortgages, water bills, insurance ect. wouldn't it be safe to assume I could purchase a property with a slimmer profit margin?