They still might be sweet but you never know until you plug in realistic numbers.

Now, to me, I made out pretty sweet, but his real cost I have no idea, we used market value.

After 3 months and if the budget stayed at 20k (and I would argue buying that sweet of a deal would exist in most markets and only have 20k work to really fix up the house so that you are not getting killed by deferred maintenance), this investor would have about $3,000 in holding cost (taxes, utilities, yard up keep and interest).  

I'll keep this short and sweet.

Our company has a few packages specializing in coverages for that sweet spot between 4-10 units.

Connect or let me know if you would like to come by and talk.In the beginning you put in sweet equity.

Makes sense.To sum 'us' up short and sweet, I'd say 'we' have the heart of a teacher, not salesmen.

Women typically have great people skills, are wonderful at building trusting relationships with people, and can sweet talk themselves into a great deal.  

Thanks Mark, it seems to be pretty sweet so far.

I checked the rental value and expect $1150 to $1250 a month for this place.Mortgage (including tax/insurance) $588/moRepair/Vacancy 15% = $188/moCash Flow: $474/moFairly sweet deal!