Later, I would go through the map and check rental rate comps to find that perfect sweet spot.

Unless a college town or a senior type community 1/1's are not as favorable.The reason is if someone gets married, has a family, elderly parents need to move in, etc. there is not enough space.With a 2 bed those are the sweet spot for apartments.

Investing in real estate, income generation, leveraging 50,000 into buying 3-4 apartments and making them earn you money (Grant Cardone I love you), buying a home severely underpriced due to its condition, rehabbing it with some elbow grease and some sweet sweet love, and selling it for a killing.

I am fairly new to real estate investing but have been reading book after book and believe rental real estate is my sweet spot. 

.- You are on both ends of the investing world and the sweet spot is right in the middle.Think of the Monopoly Board - the best investments are the Orange and Red properties around Free Parking --- Go to Jail cards and the Go to Jail spot jump players over the high rent properties and the low rent properties in a way that mimics the supply and demand principles of the free market --The Orange and Red properties represent the highest rental demand segment of middle class America -- In my opinion that is where you will most successfully invest and if I were in your shoes, that is what I would do.Good luck and Happy investing -jeff

William I to am interested in your algorithm if I can find a great source for an appraisal than that would be sweet.

Hello Tyler,Man, that's a sweet deal.

I just used this service for the 1st time last night and it is really sweet, especially since my new tenants are across the country in California.

It sure seems like he wanted to get it under contract quick to keep it off the market but is taking his sweet time to get the deal done. 

Unfortunately I didn't budget for my inability to pass up on sweet deals as they came my way.