@Erica Clark - you Southern Belles are just so darn sweet and considerate.

It's going to be sweet. :)

With my first rental from 2 years ago I go about 2-3 times a year for whatever problem, pretty sweet, specially when I see those rent checks hit my bank account!

I spent the last three months looking at many properties and not finding one that was sweet enough to get a JV partner in on.

. - might consider upgrading fixtures if it will make the place brighter and a little more appealing.Curb Appeal - best bank for your buck- sweet equity.Appraisers are people too, not robots, so a home that feels comfortable, well maintained and clean will affect the value.

I find that 3 bedroom 1.5 or 2 bath ranches are at the sweet spot around Douglas county.  

College dude, "Yaa its sweet bro, its a steal compared to what my other buddies are paying for crappy rooms in Campus Walk (a huge student housing complex).After hearing this, I had to take a closer look!

So two properties for no money down and no PMI (except for the hefty funding fee) is a pretty sweet deal.

Are there any Private Money Lenders looking to lend on a quick flip for a rate of return at 6%?  The details of the deal are as follows:Purchase Price= $190,000Rehab Costs=$100,000ARV=$340,000Propery is located at 11 ...

You might find your sweet spot there.BTW, I used to live in Hoboken, great fun city.