If I did, that would be sweet!

At least as it relates to investors from high priced markets looking out in the mid west rust belt ETC. the number these days for sustainable rental homes in my mind is 0.07  to 1.25  that gets you in the sweet spot of a tenant class that you can be successful with.Caveat  there are always little mid western or mountain towns or coal towns in Pa and other areas were there is 2% that are not quite as dangerous but those are the provenance of locals not something most out of state investors could find and or own or manage..

:-)  Lampasas has a lot of manufacturing jobs and they are routinely through they Economic Development council cutting sweet deals to ben more businesses coming to the area.  

So they are angry and blaming, some are entitlement babies with no sense of responsibility, and some are so sweet they believe you won't mind that they are problem children.  

I offered a SWEET Porsche 944 turbo on there for months...and only got 1 request.

@Philip Williams, Congratulation on your sweet success:)Like @Gavin McMorrow I would also like to know how you got the leads for the multifamily units?

By doing so, it allows Bob & Tom to benefit from the uber low down payment requirements and the sweet terms of an FHA insured mtg. 

We put together a deal in Redding for the local tribes, it was for the medical/dental offices, which in turn gave them viability with investors to get money for their casino.Sounds like you have quite a sweet deal going there!

I think that would be a good sweet spot to go in do a few minor repairs/refresh then market rent.

Although I've been running it since Dad died, today I sign the papers to make it officially mine, I'm buying out my siblings.It is a bitter sweet day for me, I'm proud to carry on with this building, to keep it in the family name.