In my area I believe that the sweet spot is 3-4 rooms with 2 bathrooms.

Rent per unit looks pretty sweet given the price.

Less vacancy & the depreciation play is sweet too.

So you have to find the sweet spot in rent to not be too high because those who can afford it just end up buying a home.

Hello BP Community, I have plenty of sweet deals that i come across but need more cash buyers for these homes.

@Billy Linn sweet how has your investing been going?

Oh, the orange tree was sweet (pun intended) too.

@Andrew Holmes sweet midwest transactionsLet meet up for coffee/tea next time you are in Packerland.

@James Henningsen Just use something simple, sweet and to the point.

It definitely requires more time and effort if you're delegating the responsibilities to yourself. 65k would really open a lot of doors in terms of houses prices, with 25% down you can purchase at least up to 260k with some cushion in case something goes wrong or if you need the money for emergency use. 120k-170k is the sweet spot where you can save money managing while reducing a major repair that might come up as well as effectively maximizing returns.