I'm thinking short and sweet would be best, you don't want the service on the phone too long with the sellers.

I suspect there is a sweet spot between the two assets.. but for the lower end no way no how could i do those on my own. and pretty tough to make money long term with them.. so I sold them all ( 200 plus doors) about 5 years ago now..

You’ll love that sweet, sweet DD-214b!

For our market in Destin, if you can try to close by Feb to mid March that is a sweet spot that gives you little down time until the season starts to pick up for spring break and into summer.

Conventional is a drag and headache.We, collectively as BP community, are very happy you have found your sweet spot, but that doesn't answer my question..  

Cheers ,Dennis Sweet Sweet Builders LLC

Purchase price: $20,000 Cash invested: $3,000 Sale price: $55,000 Wholesaled this sweet deal #60 since 2018 I bought the house from a desperate absentee owner.

I am going to try and keep this as short, sweet and to the point as I can.

Many of the property managers I talked with say that 6 to 7 bedroom properties are The Sweet spot.

I supplied the funds and now I am waiting on my sweet return, haha!