I tend to think $150K - $200K is the sweet spot where the cash flow is ideal and you can avoid some of the riff raff. 

It's a pretty sweet deal

.- that’s sweet

Good for you by beating him and wining the right to continue to pay his mortgage.

At the company, I work with we are affiliated to a RE hedge Fund, which is pretty sweet if you need the financing, capital or if you do not have the capital we could take over the deal and pay you a 25% of the net profit once we sell it. 

We usually have to do one or two a loan.IMO they seem like cya for a distant underwriter.We make them short and sweet.

I work as a purchasing clerk for the Four Seasons Hotel Denver and focus mainly on buying the beverage for the property including wine, liquor, beer, soda, water, etc.

Lots of opportunities to buy great properties if you know what the look for (the sweet spot of property size/features as I like to tell my clients).

Dani,Unless your sweet spot is $350K+ houses, don't overthink the remodel.

Normally I would meet the dog and see if it is a sweet dog or not.