Sweet see y'all then!

This side of town has Sweet/fresh well water.  

Do you think there is a sweet spot gap of any particular sq footage or br/ba count?

Together, they're raking in a sweet $8,000 a month.But here’s the heads-up – after enjoying a solid three-year run, I've started to see a bit of a dip in demand for STRs around Tampa.

The complex has a mix of 1, 2, and 3 BR condos, and the 1 BR units are in the sweet spot for us, in that their price is too low for conventional financing, leaving cash sales and owner financing as the primary options for incumbent owners of single units looking to dispose of their apartments.  

Sure, location, cash flow potential etc. but numerically, is there a sweet spot?

@Sam ReddyI wish your software could help me choose the best bottle of wine to help me wash away my pain point. 999 more to go.

We tried to design it to fit well in the sweet little neighborhood and have the style of the old Ann Arbor homes, which sell like hotcakes, but the amenities of a newer house--mud room/first floor laundry, master suite with luxury bath, large kitchen, etc.

Pittsburgh is one of our sweet spots and we have some great options for you to choose from.

Though the city needs a lot of work in terms of crime and school, there aren't too many small/mid size cities with the arts, food, nightlife, access to suburbs, lakes, wine region, etc. that Rochester has while having extremely low taxes.