I recently bought 21 Indian Lane, a sweet spot between Asheville and Weaverville with three singlewides and happy tenants. 

@Chealsea Hayes I look at asking price compared to income-and not just information I am given by the seller or broker; too much and too little income are equally bad. .9%-1.3% is kinda' my sweet spot.

Since I am in college living rent free and making income while I’m doing so sounds like a pretty sweet deal but again, where do I start ?

If you stick to older established families with multiple dogs, that is the sweet spot.

Of course, there may also be the properties to leave them when I pass, so somebody may get a sweet deal from my kids selling!

Not a 1031 expert here but from what I've read the short and sweet answer to this is "no".

Hi All,I'm considering building a B grade duplex in small town NC and wondering what the sweet spots are in terms of sq ft, BDR, and Bath.

The owner verbally said they net $2800 per month, so I believe this to be the sweet spot for her cashflow. 

It was a sweet deal until we found a place to buy as our primary residence.As always, consult with your tax person!

You can also live in one unit for a year, get that sweet, sweet owner occupied financing, then move out after year!