But you're going to want to make sure your message is directed at the right crowd and is short and sweet.

Plus we are only 90 min away so we are able to save a ton in start up costs and can get there quickly enough to handle issues without the need for a management company.We definitely want to diversify at some point, but we have been able to find a sweet spot (in a competitive market) that we will continue to scale in one market first.  

My dog is so sweet, never does anything ever, washes dishes and does laundry, he is amazing!

There’s a certain sweet spot that we’ve been hitting lately, we want to focus on that and learn more about it.

Sweet, are you a licensed broker in NC?

I have a 80 year old Tudor house that my family lives in, but there is a sweet 20 year old 3 car garage next door; that the previous owners built with a 700sqft un-finished space above the garage.

If you could find another investment or two or three to purchase with the $200k and use that income plus the current rental income to accelerate your primary principal pay-down that would be pretty sweet since you are increasing your income which I believe is most important in this season of life.

@Samuel Elliott Sweet.

@Alena Howard - If I were you, I would keep it short and sweet.

The sweet spot IMO would be something that has positive cashflow including everything EXCEPT depreciation expense, but shows neutral or slightly negative cash flow after deducting depreciation for your taxes, so that you have appreciation and actual monthly money coming in, but nothing to pay in taxes or even a slight tax break.