Coastal Commissions in general take their sweet time.

Hi, I'm hitting the sweet spot regarding my property management company. 

Give some consideration to the amount of money you want to invest for a down payment plus any closing & renovation expenses here too, although if you find a sweet deal you can find outside money to extend your reach.Next run the property through a quick analysis.

With lower mortgage interest rates comes increased competition so the sweet spot may be sometime towards the end of this year.That said, if you see a property you like, the best advise is to shoot your shot and submit an offer that makes sense to you and if they bite, you win and if they don't, you didn't lose.

For instance, I thought some of the purchase price for the properties were way too high above retail, or the rehabs weren’t very nice and didn’t looked rehab at all, or they were renting at well below the 1% rule etc.I took a look through Antoine's inventory and found the purchase price of their homes were in my sweet spot: $60-100k in markets like Cleveland, Memphis, and Birmingham.

Keep it short and sweet. 

I saw a nugget around SU that I wanted to share with the community to be helpful, so I kept it short and sweet and hopefully tasty for others.

I think that a mid-term/corporate housing opportunity is the current sweet spot for investing in the Triangle. 

Like I said, I don't have experience with this kind of deal at all.  30% interest is sweet for an investor. 

I was out of state on a trip and so my sweet wife was the one handling most of the talking with the Wholesaler.We put down $2500 and moved forward with the deal because the numbers made sense and the video look good.