But my sweet spot is around 200k that rents for around 2k/month.

So I'm interested in MTR as a possible sweet-spot to minimize turnover and seasonal slowdowns. 

If a contractor has a good in with a supplier, then he'll use that one, but I can't point you to a place where you can get sweet deals on drywall or lumber or anything.

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

lolHey guys,Its Engelo Rumora here.Your favorite Aussie :)Just wanted to introduce my right hand mate@Joshua J Bowen Joshy is a licensed agent in Ohio and looks after our Realty division along with property management and lots of other stuff :)Please feel free to bombard him with questions on anything and everything relating to the Ohio market along with making wine and beard balm hahaThanks and have a great day.ps.

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.       

Short and sweet?

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

Justin, the listing that I see as a pending listing is 848 College Ave in Menlo Park in the Allied Arts area which is a different area altogether.The sweet spot for that area is $3m and $4m in my opinion.

I'll use the term "wholesaler" interchangeably in this, as the wine and the espresso fight for my attention.