.- I've noticed that the sweet spot for purchasing cash flow properties is in the $50k - $75k range.- I'd prefer to invest local (Milwaukee), but the high property taxes and renovations needed are killing my cash flow targets.

That tenant has been there a LONG TIME and has a really sweet deal.  

However, I am still looking to find my sweet spot.

BOA took their sweet time getting it approved and we closed just before Christmas.The home was built in 1948 up against the rear property line for some reason.

sweet, in la, ca too.

So yes you get a longer term loan but your cash flow spread between debt and cap rate is less making your returns in the first 1 to 7 years not as good.I think personally the 7 to 10 year fixed from a regional bank if you can get it is the sweet spot.

Ok sweet!

I have seen to many sweet pits turn and bite and when they do its major damage usually to a child.. of all the dogs I have owned over the years my biggest bitter is our Chiuahua CUJO he was a terror ( rest in peace ).. followed by my golden.. my shepard bite once but that was an intruder who came in uninvited then ran out when he saw the dog and got bit in the @$$  ..

Fopo is high on my , I think it'll be sweet soon list.

@Melani Sweet wow what a post.