The wine country is very upscale. 

Yes you will net a little bit less on each flip because you're paying a point for loan origination and you're paying probably 12% interest or so which will be about 1% a month ($1350 a month in this example) but overall you'll be able to make a lot more if your goal is to do multiple flips.Another thing to consider is that even if you plan on doing just one flip to start and you get to the point where it's about to go to market or is on the market, and another sweet deal comes along, you have the funds to wrap it up without having to wait for that first property to close.PM me if you have any other questions and good luck!

I was not looking to low-ball this sweet old lady in order to get the property for a steal, but was willing to make a fair offer for a nicely kept place that would suit my needs and was in a great location.This duplex was in a row of 7 other identical properties, the one next door having sold two years prior.

Sweet!

On top of that, he rents out the extra bedrooms on AirBnB, raking in a nice sweet side income.

I think it's still good to offset your living cost but not as sweet of deal for the guys fresh out the gate

Buy and hold in Boise can be really sweet, but like most things in life, it'll take time for you to reap the rewards.

We have some neighbors that live about half a mile down the road, a sweet old couple in a big white farmhouse.

Ideally, and where we're at financially, I'm thinking 10-50 units would be a sweet spot where we're not competing with the bigger players, smaller investors, or families looking for homes.

Their answers were short and sweet, mostly that everything will be fine.