Once you see the results of your search on the property records website showing all the properties that one person owns, you can look at the property info to get an idea of what that person's "sweet spot" is as far as real estate investing goes.

Margins are so thin that you can go negative as soon as the first thing goes out of the sweet spot.

I'd like to have steady cashflow to offset the highs and lows of STRs.My sweet spot for LTRs, I think, is going to be small turnkey or near-turnkey MFs.

Sweet taste of financial freedom!

Sweet!

Ended up getting a sweet deal by Lake Merritt for a small 2br that feels like a castle comparatively.. but I don't mind the smaller "European" style apartments.. less to clean!

You need to find the "sweet spot" of rehabbing, where the properties will sell very quickly (and you'll get a great reputation) but where you won't be spending extra money.

I personally think the sweet spot is cars that are just a few years sold that have depreciated in value substantially.

I hope to see more videos with your sweet kiddos in there, too!

It's not your responsibility to house her while she takes her sweet time looking for another rental.