I think I might need a little help here guys - we put out 25 bandit signs saturday morning and have had 7 calls so far. 1 was a mobile home that I'm not interested in. two others we looked at tonight and they may be profitable, have to pull comps to see for sure. one guy has 4 properties he's wanting to unload - sweet!

Oh sweet Jesus!

He just makes sure he makes a sweet profit and makes sure he gets a nice deposit.

Sweet.

The sweet spot for rentals to get a return is the 50k to 100k range.

But it depends on what your sweet spot is.  

They move you to the back, doesn't help a whole lot but you get seated next to a sweet woman with an extreme perfume allergy.

In this day and age, I found the sweet spot for a partner is someone who did not grow up in the States, but has been here long enough to know what's up (5-10 years), but not long enough to get Americanized and entitled.

Although these places rent slightly higher they are substantially more expensive to purchase so I feel as through the sweet spot is 2-5 miles from campus.Students usually like places with a lot of available parking (covered or garage preferred) and pools are liked by many but not all.

There's a sweet spot ("not busted and torn apart, but also not not updated and current... juuuust right") where the property is traditionally financeable, but severely neglected.