Short and sweet. 

To this point we've focused on X number of doors to get to a specific cash flow number in order for me to have the option of walking away from my W-2... specific challenges have just been*finding that sweet spot of property and location and getting the bad inherited tenants out *getting improvements done that needs to be done.

Tad bit annoying but on the other token often times they are sweet and nice then other times we have bumped heads.

(Government qualifications requirement)Unfortunately it took away 20% of Canadians buying power and hopes of ownership  which is kind of bitter / sweet situation. 

Sweet, I knew 70% was a basic rule of thumb.

Sweet!

The look on their faces a year later after I sold it was bitter sweet priceless.

You have to find that sweet-spot where any rehab work you do puts money in your pocket and is not money down the drain.I know markets where adding granite countertops won't get you $1 more in price (although it may sell faster) and other markets where granite adds a lot of value and it is hard to sell it without.  

@Emily B. sweet thanks!

They will probably put it under a commercial loan, so you'd be looking at probably a 20yr Amm, maybe you can sweet talk em into something longer.