That one looks sweet. 

Sweet!

End of the day we figure it cost us $4.38 per unit per month for this cost over a year, that's a sweet $15.57 profit per unit per month on something we are already paying and rebilling.Thoughts, or things your doing to innovate?

I was fortunate to shift my "retirement" account at peak share price, when China decided that the best way to combat the virus was to initiate an economical self-destruct.But I was even more fortunate some 2 years earlier when I realized that I would not require that "retirement account" when I retire.How sweet it is!

My mother currently leases a sweet little house in Asheville.

I can believe some are lucky and capable of picking the right move right from the get go but I would assume most of us would find the sweet spot through trial and error, hard work and constant education.And this is my attempt to collect education -Which one decision accelerated your growth the most in RE?

Also, I'm sure you can sweet talk them in a few months to give you a good price as a repeat customer for one or more of the others.

The other sweet thing about your "Devil may care" policy on paying rent is that every other tenant is allowed to follow it too.

I am a dog owner as well, and no matter how sweet my dog is (lab retriever), if he gets out or damages anything, that's me that needs to pay for it.

I have one tenant who's a very sweet lady who has trouble managing her money.