And anything with grad students or employees at OSU must be pretty sweet I am thinking.

I know I'm not suppose to put my website or my email anywhere on the letter, I'd have to make it short and sweet.

I agree that there is a sweet spot between fixer upper and cosmetic upgrades.

She was my first eviction, and it was a sweet, glorious day watching the sheriff pack up her belongings...Bottom line is you can do all the tenant screening you want, sometimes the selection process is luck of the draw and that guaranteed payment is nice...

More than likely most of the homes that come through the MLS aren't going to be fantastic awesome sweet deals but some of them may be close to being good deals and you may want to consider them but then once you actually get to check out the house and see that it needs $X amount of work then the deal won't be a great deal and you've gotten a good look at a couple of houses and you're practicing already!

The only hope you have is that the deal is so sweet that you can eat thousands in unexpected repairs and have the deal still be worth your time.

The sweet spot now is 4 bedroom / 3 bath places in the burbs.

There's a sweet spot for getting the property cheap enough. 

@Matt Juran -- sweet!

Both are very sweet ladies who have lived there for 8+ years each.