Came out pretty sweet!

Standard Refinance- # of Mortgages- Debt to Income Ratio- Liquidity or lack thereof- Appraisal Value- Loan to Value %- Loan amount (80k to 400k is the sweet spot)- Loan Terms (30yr, 15yr vs. 5/1 ARM)- And of course Points, to how much you wanna pay down your ratesOfcourse, each of these things are contingent on whether you qualify for the loan, but different banks have different rules on how many points they add to their floor interest rate (ie. their lowest rate) as risk factors.

I'll keep this short and sweet. 

The moment I saw the turret I knew this was a Sweet Home Chicago story!

Then jump on that sweet deal when you find it.

RevPAN is nice because it allows you to see the combination of ADR and occupancy.Essentially it’s a way of figuring out where the sweet spot is for pricing...For example, if you pulled in $5,000 in gross rents for the month and the place is available for all 31 days of the month, the Revenue Per Available Night is $161.29 ($5000/31).

I am less focused on the target audience but I am curious to see whether or not people prefer to handwrite or type their letters, whether they keep them short and sweet or go into detail on what exactly they do. 

That is the sweet spot to flip and make cash.  

To make it short and sweet, I have a major value add commercial property (4 residential units, and a 4000 sq.ft. commercial space, 2 stories tall, extremely large basement) that the owner is willing to seller-finance.

I talk to investors on a daily basis and most are going to Listsource or propstsream to a source the list of properties based on whatever their sweet spot or criteria are.