That might be a reasonable option if you have some solid contacts - and, of course, if the deal is sweet enough!

Life is sweet and the lesson learned was that some tenants simply aren't worth the hassle.

Calgary is an equity/appreciation market, so 1% or 2% rules are just about impossible, but getting that much in cashflow plus that amount of upside - sweet!

I just read a ton of reviews and they were not sweet. 

I presented my offer with them financing the deal but since it is only short term (rehab) the amount of interest is not enough to make the deal sweet enough for them.Typing this out though just gave me some ideas to make it stretch out longer.Mike,The owner died and left house to kids with thier aunt being the executor of the estate.

Sure, Bitcoin, has the sexy-sweet name and it was the first of its kind...but it has flaws.

Short and sweet? 

Short and sweet.  

By determining who you want to target you can then determine which marketing piece is appropriate and what message you would like to send.For example, if you are sending to search for potential sellers then a short and sweet letter or postcard would suffice for the first round.

I've heard to keep it short and sweet, but I'm wondering what to do to help make myself stand out from other investors.