Here's the sweet part, in exchange for saving him 2 hours of administrative work, taking notes, printing a report, taking pictures, etc..

You got a sweet deal if you didn't pay your mortgage for some time AND got $15,000 from the buyer.

That's the best way to learn.If you do hire a pro, always keep this saying in mind: "The sweet smell of the low bid is soon replaced by the bitter taste of poor quality."

Here is the sweet part!

Pretty sweet man-toy! 

So pay a lot of attention to finding out the "sweet spot" (rent range) for each property type.

I missed out on a sweet homepath condo there recently.thanks,Matt

I agree with @Juan Maldonado 1) You want to find your sweet spot for deals.

Pretty sweet!

It may not be fancy but if you find the right folks to rent it it's a sweet deal    Or try to talk  an owner into a couple thousand down and $200 a month  or best deal you can arrange.Did one that rents for $650I don't really count them as assets,wife considers them trash LOL  But they bring in more money than the nice ones.