Always sweet at the beginning but does not always stay this way.

It's pretty sweet and free for me. 

@Tyler Sweet congrats on the third property!!

I was able to use a pretty sweet loan for this last one that I'd consider a better/easier version of the 203k loan, so that could be a good option for you depending on the deal.

This is not the same rental market as Boston, where a 2 bedroom was your sweet spot.

Short and sweet, nothing specialWhat about yourself?

That seems to be the sweet spot.I’m personally trying to keep my revenue projections to the point where I can cover expenses if revenue falls and can sell if needed without being underwater.

Sweet.

Got a sweet deal.

You can find many properties selling for $20,000 less than their marketable price, do a little fixing up, increase the rents a little and you will have your $32,000 profit the day escrow closes, or within a few months.Unless a super sweet deal falls in my lap, I would never purchase a single-family home.