John Larson, Taylor Glasgow and the Wine’s should be in prison.  

Of maybe the seller’s realtor just reaches out to everyone who expressed interest if you go back looking for a discount. 13% off in todays market is a pretty sweet deal.

There are also other neighborhoods like liberty heights that are also very attractive but as you noted knowing the area helps quite a lot because some streets could be troublesome but there are definitely some sweet spots of finding great cash flowing properties.

I know some pretty sweet properties that are having trouble right now. 

If they give you a sweet heart 6% loan, your payment will be $5,395 PLUS non-owner occupant property taxes, PLUS insurance, you’ll be at least $2,000/mo negative cash flow, probably $3,000/mo. 

However, properties are cheap, and section 8 may provide some sweet returns. 

That is sweet money. 

Keep your notice short and sweet. 

A distressed seller, in particular, won't give a damn about how sweet you are or how much you love the house -- they're in trouble and need as much money as possible as quickly as possible and that's all they care about.I think the key issue is how/where you're finding these properties.

I doubt I can take delivery in Asia but that would be sweet.