Sweet!

If I make $1000 a month ($12K ann.) that's 84K over 7 years he's saying the sweet spot is not over $125k properties or so.

If we could get our accounting reports out of the same program we do our property management with life would be sweet!

The honeymoon time is always sweet; things can go sideways fast, and if you don't have something in writing (in real estate terms, "statute of frauds") you, my friend, are at the mercy of the tenant and the court.Word to the wise.

This is a great introductory book worth reading on pre-foreclosures: http://amzn.to/2n36BhrIt's short and sweet.  

Do not trash them publicly but short and sweet truths speak volumes.

I'd say if they do the real investing and you make it rain, then that's pretty equitable... pay 15-40k and have a partner at any size you can handle... pretty sweet... go swing for the fences I'd say.

Then, use those profits to market targeted groups.You really have to know your sweet spots.  

A few days before the 4th closing date we get a call from the lender, short and not so sweet.

Tenants will always bypass the PMC to go directly to the owner in the hopes of sweet-talking or nagging you into giving them what they want.