I have seen it way too many times where an investor makes a mistake or two.. a small mistake or two that can ruin their "sweet" deal.  

If you're a Jazz fan and want to go to a game my lender and I do give always for our clients every month and I'm pretty sure we could hook you up with some sweet tickets ;) We love helping our clients find awesome rental units and we have a great time doing it.  

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.

Sweet only LA and Ventura and nothing in Kern yet but I have checked out a couple, recently made a full price offer in 5 mins and being the first to see inside already tenanted place, broker included...and darn they relisted/adjusted a couple days later for 50k more.

Hi Brian, Parks with less than 30 lots are very hard to make money on, so you have to extra certain that your purchase price is in the sweet spot. 

If you're interested in cash flow properties in Austin the outer suburbs are really going to be your sweet spot.

I agree with Thomas S.A quick $9k is a sweet deal for not doing any work and the large amount of land and pool seem like it could potentially be a deferred maintenance nightmare.

Pretty sweet gig.

That's pretty darn sweet to me! 

Make a lot of money fast and then buy a sweet car?