Here are the short but sweet details:5 of the acres are zoned commercial C-115 of the acres are zoned residential R-1It is an "infill" location with SFR's built around it and a school and golf course nearby.

I really want to grow my business in the US, however my new cross-border accountant has basically told me that the accounting fees, tax return filings, bookkeeping etc. required to make my operation work the way I want it will eat up most of my returns and thus make these seemingly sweeter deals in the US not so sweet.

Then make sure to subtract realtor fees, closing costs for you and the buyer and any concessions from the sale price.If you could rehab for $30k that'd be a sweet deal, otherwise I would walk.

There's a sweet spot between $40k and $130k.15% is nowhere near enough for vacancies, repairs, and capex combined.

Also, if you're not in a bind for cash take your sweet time picking the right tenant.

Pretty sweet deal in my opinion.

I already the buyer set up, would like to give him a sweet deal too to keep him buying all my properties.

Sweet!  

@Donald Patterson , I agree with @David Kohn  -- this could be pretty sweet if you could get it for no more than about $125K.  

@Toyin Dawodu Seems like a guru whispered sweet nothings into your ear.Rental income is passive and tax advantageous.