But you also state that "there is no other option", which means that the Seller can take their sweet time, they have you by a hook.

I'm looking for opinions on what a "sweet spot" would be for a good deal in your opinion.For example, properties I'm looking at pass the 1% rule, and 50% rule, and need about $40k in total investment to get market rent for all units - where the house would make 54k per year in rental income, before all expenses (about 50%).

Typically these are reserved for single-family properties but since they're the highest leverage you can get they can put you in a good cashflow position if you're willing to make two units or rent by the room.In terms of looking at 2-4 units, the sweet spot tends to be 3.5% down on an FHA loan for a duplex.

After the next rental (duplex) I thought "Sweet, this now pays for all of my personal utility bills!

Good luck and hope to see you in sweet Caroline soon.

That Airbnb listing is sweet!

It sounds so touching and sweet to have the opportunity of showing up at eviction Court and see your friend and your friend’s attorney throwing you under the bus.

Also should ask yourself how many clients at a time is your "sweet-spot" for capacity.

Take Care, You can always sign up for the military relocation class, it's a sweet designation for those who want to be the first call military memebrs make.

Trying to hit that sweet spot between being competitive but still have some cash flow.