Nobody has the security to buy so if you get your good cash position set now, in the next 18 months you might find some sweet deals.

It does seem like a sweet deal to just have this property handed to you and I can see how the new person may want this kind of deal.

Over hundreds of previous threads on the topic, the consensus seems to be: try to find the "sweet spot" in the best (likely appreciating) market you can afford, that still gives SOME cash return.Another trouble is: people talk of averages, whereas every property bought is SPECIFIC.That is to say: we will NEVER be completely right in our Cash ROI or Total ROI pre-analysis!...

This price point is the sweet spot for the area I am performing flips in.

Short and sweet.

Sweet! 

My husband and I moved here from Wauwatosa, WI in 2011 - the winters here are sweet!

sweet Ali, looking forward to meeting all the like minded peeps.

Clayton and his wife seemed like such a sweet, caring and HONEST couple...I'm really sickened by the way they have handled this whole thing.Feigning ignorance at every step, and passing blame.There are so many allegations of neglect, fraud and mismanagement by Clayton and Natali online, I can't even keep track of them all... and not just from Bigger Pockets.BBB, RipoffReport , all the big consumer protection sites, you name it, there are serious fraud complaints on all of them.Its saddening and sickening.Morris Invest Lawyers just come up with the same lame response to every allegation (paraphrasing) "Yes, we know you go screwed, but it's not our fault because technically we didn't see you the house!"

Maybe you get lucky and when you give them the short notice they say sweet we’ve been wanting to talk about lowering our rent obviously in today’s market.