You will need an individual who would consider it but odds are slim.

Pickings are slim around here for good ones, and what makes a good PM for one LL isn't the same criteria as for another. 

Slim chance but can happen. 

If there's only a couple of properties that match what you're looking for, the odds of those specific sellers willing to part with them is slim.

Depending on the answers, your target audience will be slim as it is, you don't want to get slimmer.

Huntsville has been on a lot of people’s radars because of the strong appreciation you mentioned, driven by solid job growth and people moving in, but you’re right that the cash‑on‑cash returns can be pretty slim once you factor in price and rents there, especially compared to some other emerging markets.

If MLS deals are slim open it up to off market.

If you are having a PM, cleaners, handymen, etc....cutting into your profit, then, of course you are going to have a slim profit margin.Of course this is true of LTRs as well....

Quote from @Ramsey Slim: Great Novel Strategies in this thread!

The odds of living in a city that meets all those conditions are slim, so look for markets that do.Here are the key requirements for an investment city:Metro population over 1 million: Larger metros are less dependent on a single employer or industry.