WHAT makes a deal super sweet to you?

For the most part anyway, there are always other considerations.If you get a sweet deal like 100% owner financing, you have to look at other factors of course.

. $600.00 commish ( which in 75 was pretty sweet given I had come from pumping gas for 1.65 an hour) I never looked back. by 20 I had my brokers ( as early as you can get it in CA) and by 25 I was rockin...

Hershey,You could use with the ladies, "I'm not chocolate, but just as sweet".

She is selling to me for a sweet, sweet price.

Seems like a pretty sweet deal.  

I am having to work through an intermediary currently not directly with the seller, it is obvious (to me at least) that the guy advertising it doesn't understand (or is outright fudging numbers) commercial real estate valuation but if he can be made to understand this can be a sweet deal. 

Don't worry about the private mortgage insurance company - just make the offer you want - one that will give you a sweet equity profit or cash flow - you are a buyer - you need to satisfy yourself.What I'd want to know is;how long on the marketexisting financinghow many times has the price been reduced and whenwhy hasn't it soldhow much can the seller take back in a note - a second or a non secured notecan you take immediate possessionmake your offer subject to assignmenthow much can the seller give you back at settlementwhat can the sellers add - all the furniture - a home warranty - money back at settlement - a delayed settlement can they financing 100% of the purchaseask for a study period with possession

A small and sweet portfolio that is low maintenance, makes money and makes everyone happy.

Looks like a sweet deal @Chris Hanson.My partner and I always have our antennas up for seller financing in that same price range.