Short and sweet lol.

I would say 50-150 units is sort of the sweet spot but may vary based on what options your market has.

Excuse me but I have worked since I was 13 years old and I'm 60 and now I'm taking care of a very sick wife and I'm very appreciative of any help I get but with everything going on you would figure they would be a little bit more organized and faster at getting everyone the help they need there are people that are hanging by a threat an they are taking their sweet little help there are some landlords that aren't as patient as you are and the system they have in place sucks you figured with it being the government they would be more efficient they knew from the beginning that there would be a flood of people apps coming in but like the government they probably didn't plan for this and if I offended you then I apologize but they could have come up with a better system then what they have because some people are sitting in the dark and only a few days from being homeless at least you have income coming in 

I'll get around to it eventually, but it's a sweet deal for my millennial post-college tenants and low maintenance for me.

Boulder looks sweet, but the numbers don't work for me.

Sweet that's a great way to just gauge it quickly.  

Oh Sweet!

Love to hear some short but sweet stories in the comments that could help all of us as we progress in our investment journey!

Plus the bank I am working with is giving me sweet deals completely funding the purchase and entire rehab.

If you can get owner financing with your GPs holding the note you may find yourself in a sweet position.As far as nightly rates you could try AirDNA.com.