Thats sweet that you've got so many units so fast.

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.

This was proven to be true when I visited the property and the fridge was stocked full of beer, wine, cheese, fruits, etc.

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.